One of the MOST INTERESTING pedals - Simagic P1000 | Review and Test

[@DJSoulbrother]

I was an early adopter and they have been great and continue months later, no problems at all :)

[@e36boy]

Great review. I just bought this set with 2 motors and elastomer and spring kit. I learned a lot from you.

[@arr1009]

Hy Dan! Thanks again for the review! For me your observations about the elastomers and his behavior associated to the load cell are 100% accurate. I studied Aerospace Engineering having many subjects studied dedicated over materials structures and mechanisms. Then it seems to me that your observations about the behavior of elastomers in combination with the load cell are absolutely ok for me. Finally, a correct and subjective analysis is made on this topic. I like to see that some youtubers, plenty of passion and really good intentions dedicated themselves to trying explain it, but it is a relief to see when someone does it with knowledge and really scientific thinking behind as you do. I hope can get the P1000 in a few months, and I think that those rigid spacers that's not included from scratch could be easy made in ABS with a 3d printer added to your recommendations in your previous video. Thanks again for made and share this!

[@DanSuzuki]

Awesome, thank you very much for your feedback 😊

[@sawkin7777]

@@DanSuzuki Hi Dan! Was würdest du mir empfehlen Simagic Alfa u oder Simucube Sport? Danke im voraus.

[@francisfaustino]

I'm so glad you covered the issue with this whole elastomer relaxing issues. I think some people have trained their muscle memory for position, rather than purely on pressure (whether they're aware of it or not), and they're the ones having the relaxing elastomer issues.

[@gene_the_dev_42]

not entirely, i had CSL LC and had my memory trained for pressure. after updating to P1000 I encountered this issue using the same pressure as before. My further tests showed (at least in my case) its more related to the pressure applied and elastomers used. after i removed one grey rubber elastomer (softer one) and replaced it with a metal washer and lowered calibrated pressure a bit, stability improved drastically. I also tested with with the PU from CSL and it was also much better. So to me it's an issue with some of the 'rubbers' used that cannot handle higher pressures. So with mostly PU parts it's ok, the more rubber ones you add (grey and black) the worse relaxation will become if you apply enough pressure.

[@francisfaustino]

I'm starting to suspect that the elastomers on the Simagic pedals are deforming under pressure. Laurence Dusoswa shows this on his review of the VNM pedals.

[@enzob95]

"...sometimes we just have to make unreasonable decisions and just buy what we want, even if it doesn't make a lot of sense objectively." You just summarized this hobby, LOL. I have a DD Pro 8 Nm, McLaren GT3 rim, and CSL pedals with LC brake. Is it perfectly fine for my needs? Yes. Do I want fancy simagic stuff? Absolutely.

[@joetuttle9807]

Authentic, Knowledgeable guy that's straight to the point. Subscribed!

[@jeremymercer5655]

I was very impressed with your explanation of elastomers. It was comprehensive and all correct. It really shows that you studied the subject to make sure you understood it fully yourself before making a video about it.

[@pappyracing]

I just put these on my rig yesterday thank you for the great review I learned a lot.

[@lewisgordon1490]

To eliminate the odd feeling on the pedal faces you could put something in the hole once you've decided the position you like. Exactly what to put in there depends on how deep the recessed screws are and how thick your filler is but the first thing I'd try are those stick on felt pads you put under a chair's legs so it'll slide smoothly on a hardwood floor. I've seen them at hardware stores, Rite Aide & CVS. Another material you might want to try are those wax mouldable ear plugs. You can break off what you don't need & mould it into the exact shape & size of the hole. I think they'd stay in there on their own, if not, cover w/ Gorilla Tape (the best wearing of all duct tapes ive used). A third material is fill w/ glue from a hot glue gun. Let it harden then cut off the excess. This last one may make it VERY hard to remove the glue to access the screws again, but in my experience all the glue applied in that application tends to come off all at once, not so much if part got a chance to harden b4 adding more.

[@michaelradzi4305]

i agreed heal rest plate is to short in my opinion either, however i solve this problem by screw it under by using diferent holes, but now there's a gape between pedals and plate

[@dzanek7584]

thx dan, i've been waiting for this review for a long time

[@AidanKellyx]

Recently got into sim racing your videos helped me alot! I purchased these pedals

[@hairygamer6630]

Awesome video Dan, loved the explanations of the elastomers and haptics. Simagic is doing great stuff

[@brentonedwards]

Logically, load cells with a more dense/harder elastomer stack will provide a more linear brake response in relation to pedal travel compared to a softer elastomer stack as the pressure is more directly applied.

[@simonjohnade]

Thanks for the great review. Also purchased these and can't wait to put them on my rig.😊

[@Nick_Kearney]

I'm glad you mentioned not feeling the "hydrolic feel". I just swapped out my Asetek Invicta pedals for Simucube ActivePedals. I was using the Asetek's since launch and never once thought it felt in any way hydrolic.

[@flyingphoenix113]

Interesting, as I've largely heard great things about the Asetek Invictas. Did it feel like a traditional spring or elastomer pedal? Something else entirely?

[@DanSuzuki]

The Invicta's are great pedals! They feel like a normal elastomer brake imo. I mean in the end you do compress an elastomer.

[@Nick_Kearney]

Yeah, basically what Dan said. They are great quality pedals. Personally, I feel like they made me more consistant and therefore faster, but they pretty much just feel like any other elastomer pedal to me. @@flyingphoenix113

[@michaelpickford7298]

Good timing mate, bought a set yesterday and so far enjoying the ease of use of both the adjustment and software. Bought two haptic reactors and again so simple to set up.

[@edgars2113]

Why was I not surprised that there was an explanation of physics behind elastomer creep and stress relaxation

[@Hardcaslte]

Finally a haptic feedback for a pedal that makes sense. It actually pushes back against your foot instead of a twirly spinny thing that feels weird. I don't have ABS or a pedal feedback because I didn't want a third bass shaker for my pedal, but this one makes total sense.

[@DanSuzuki]

Agree, it feels really believable!

[@johnmann7o2]

These haptic motors are bass shakers, it uses simhub. A glorified version of the $20 sound exciters sim racing corner fabricated. Sim magic should credit him.

[@tomlpnexus]

I have the p1000 in my main cockpit and the asetek forte in the secondary cockpit and I am liking the asetek ones a little more. Especially when you get the hang of the brake.

[@ihamptonii]

Excellent review! This will be my next pedal set.

[@AndreasDahl87]

Great review and test, about to get the VRS pedals, but there are new pedal sets comming out every week :D The evolution of sim gear is going so fast. I think I'll have to reconsider the VRS pedals

[@boosivemotorsportofficial]

I have the VRS pedals and absolutely love them! Definitely buy them. You won't be disappointed. I'm thinking about adding the simagic haptic feedback add-on to my break.

[@realshmoothie]

If you do the vrs. Keep the blue string in and insert 25mm spacers. Brake feels super linear. The red spring is too stiff imo. Was messing with my knee

[@-racingfan2014]

I have the VRS and Simucube Active pedals. I would go with simucube p1000 or p2000 with haptic on the brake. Is gamechanging. Also the pedal faces in VRS or not that nice with socks to be honest.

[@-racingfan2014]

Better buy the p2000 with haptic and long throttle pedal. My advice. Not far away from simucube which are way more.

[@Aprixx]

Nah the VRS brake is better, just look at the shitty elastomer stack the p1000 uses. Basically an upgraded Fanakek v3. You can also mount simagic haptics to them if you want.

[@Pzero619]

Was going to go the route of Dayton Audio but this the clear route to go. Thanks for another great tips and tricks!

[@dennisquail1561]

Finally - thank you for your effort. Danke ❤

[@cuypers1984]

Nice and complete review! As one of the early adopters from these pedals I have to say I love them, coming from Heusinkveld Pro. Although the Race Beyond Matter video got me in doubt about them. In the software the degradation of the input is clearly visible, but I never experienced or felt it when I was racing and that's the most important part. Don't focus on anything that doesn't matter when you are using the pedals to what they are built to do. Now trying to find the rumble motors somewhere in stock, that's the hardest part...

[@andy.s-emtb]

Cool Video, thx! I have the 2 Padel Hydraulic set at home sice a month now and they are great! I changed the elastomers with a after market spring by myself as the spring set from simagic wasn‘t available. They‘re really a great set!

[@bighew]

Love these pedals!! I've got the P1000I

[@livemuke]

Thx Dan, great review!

[@victosab]

An official spring kit, what great news, I see they are on sale now! Thanks for the information. Using the P1000 with the hydraulic kit with soft elastomers (gray), there is a lot of elastomer decompression, which is a real problem... I have to switch the crankset to "angular" mode to correct this problem. So I can't wait to test this spring kit! Do you know the difference between a hydraulic crankset with a pressure sensor, and a hydraulic crankset with a loadcell sensor (like the P1000)? Thank you for your always sharp reviews.

[@stefangang8630]

Ok nice. So i‘ll wait. Perfect comparison p1000 vs the xp1…

[@NyyxxFB]

awesome review as always.

[@Azdag070]

Really enjoyed this review. The one thing I wish that they would do is to offer the inverted kit with the gas pedal so it can be mounted on the bottom and still have the brake and clutch on the top. That would be really handy, I mean that you could mount it either on the top or the bottom. But I would like it to be mounted on the bottom so it would have a better angle for heal and toe. Other than that they are what I am looking at for in an upgrade from the Thrustmaster T-LMC Pedals. Thank you sir for the share.

[@timpie82]

the more RGB the faster you are hahaha :) good and nice review!

[@Bert1986]

When my Fanatec Clubsport V2's die, this is the set im buying :)

[@mzchosen]

Dan can you show us your haptic settings in simhub for your brake and throttle plz? 😊

[@JAMESuk0007]

Would you pick these over the SRP SimRacing-Pro pedals and how is Simagic customer service vs SRP customer service? Also, SRP haptic now. Thank you for your time on these reviews.

[@DanSuzuki]

No, I don’t think so

[@tigerbalm666]

I has the Fanatec Clubsport V3 with the "vibration motors" but I don't use it. I got the pedals for $280.

[@zephyr2002]

Great review! Thanks for remembering us rally drivers who brake and gas at the same time 😂. Suzuki...you have a Japanese name?

[@stefangang8630]

Hi Dan, i like your reviews a lot, helped me out deciding on cpu and graficscard a lot (settled on 5800x3d and rtx 4070 ti). I am now in the market for a new set of pedals coming fromthe danatec v3s. It will go down between the simagic p1000 and the simlab xp1. What would be your recommendation, have you had the chance on (at least briefly) test the simlab xp1 as well? Kind regards

[@DanSuzuki]

P1000 are great and if you have some more time - I have a set of XP1 incoming end of this week 😊

[@Justdigit2]

The moment a went away from elastomers... I. Never want to go back. VRS FTW.

[@Mechjeb661]

What do you use and why?

[@lexlux777]

Thank you for your reviews. I will strongly consider buying Simagic when getting into simracing again in 2024. Last setup was Logitech G29 many years ago. But would you please consider to set your camera on something else than your table, since it shakes whenever you move, and it's a little nauseating.

[@DanSuzuki]

Haha yeah that is annoying as hell, I’ve bought some tripods for the next one 😅

[@sephv1]

Great review Dan. How would you compare these to the Simtrecs?

[@bubbles1525_]

Good review, but the complaint about the haptic being to loud, I don't think matters when you have headphones or using speakers, and most likely your other sim racing peripherals make noise also.

[@DanSuzuki]

Never underestimate how picky simracers can be 😅

[@Dani_Jari]

10:07 but what!?!?!? 😲.... I can't find that springs kit on the Simagic website or at any distributor 🙁...... how I can get this??? edit: ah.. ok.. ok... that it still has not been released... well I hope it's soon :).

[@adamdunn5958]

I got the inverted ones with no throttle springs an have ended up with the exact same setup as you.

[@Leon-nk7sp]

So you prefer these over the SRP pedals then, I'm curious as to why or what specifically you prefer. (oh i'm sorry, you answered what I "wanted to hear" in the end portion, my bad, Keep up the great work dan)

[@jonathannoguera6727]

A mi no me ha quedado claro cuál prefiere, dice que le encanta la sensación de los pistones neumáticos, ¿pero estos srp serían su siguiente opción despues de Simucube?

[@georgepaul3737]

Amazing review of the pedals, very detailed! I plan on upgrading next year from Moza SRP lite pedals, would you say the base 3 pedal set P1000s are a better option than HE Sprint pedals?

[@af-s]

I'm very undecided between this and the VX Pro, both with the simagic haptics...

[@DanSuzuki]

Get the P1000 imo

[@JC0894]

Hey, Will you be reviewing the VNM pedals? thanks

[@DanSuzuki]

I don’t have those

[@the_stig_90]

P1000 or P2000?

[@brunoabrantes3505]

I wanna know it too

[@SPOOKiE_GRND]

I recall him saying in the discord that he preferred the P1000

[@coeurbbor26]

P1000

[@the_stig_90]

why@@coeurbbor26

[@DanSuzuki]

I don't have the P2000 so I can't properly compare it. From my brief impression in a testrig I'd say P1000 - but then again, this needs proper testing :)

[@Biber2603]

Nice Review!! I have the p1000 but the brake is making noises at high pressure after a time.. Where to get this springs, maybe they would help?

[@buddy5088]

Great video always. I have a question. Aren’t you supposed to use 9 elastomers with the hydraulic pedal set? I’ve actually worked with their support team on a separate issue and they recommended 9 total in their discord and on their elastomer guide for each car type. Example from the Simagic guide: GT3 Car: 3 red, 3 blue, 3 gold (aluminum)

[@DanSuzuki]

Yeah, but I tried 8 and liked that better. With that you have a pretty light initial travel which helps me a ton with trailbraking.

[@buddy5088]

Ok. Gotcha. Thank you for the reply! Happy sim racing!

[@kamilcuniak8412]

@@DanSuzuki on video you have 7 - was 1 left in housing as I tried with 7 like on video and pedal just drop down 😂

[@MegaIronica]

"I am just an electrical engineer" What a humble brag lol 😂

[@louiienation8497]

Looking to upgrade from my moza SR-P pedals, not too sure if it be a giant upgrade. i Love the Moza SR-P but i just want my pedals to match my simagic alpha mini lol.

[@IIurricane]

How do the Moza CRP -Pedals compare to the Simagic P1000 Pedals? Have you had the opportunity to test the Moza CRP-Pedals?

[@DanSuzuki]

No never tested those unfortunately

[@alejandroleonmagallanes4455]

Hi!! These pedals or SRP pedals?

[@chubbs6504]

or VRS?

[@vyacheslav_potapenko]

other effect you can try for haptic on brake is - deceleration effect (I use it for my shakers on rig and like a lot)

[@DanSuzuki]

Thanks for the idea, I need to try this - but wouldn't it pretty much rumble all the time then?

[@alpha007org]

I want to buy "recator" and mount them to the Sprints. Does anyone know where can I find a solution?

[@Schmirgus]

i have the same issue with the heel rest

[@errolchanner]

Sold

[@P.I.D.27]

Is it worth to take p1000 without hydraulic brake ? Is it must have thing ? Which feel better when braking with or without hydraulic brake?

[@ΓεώργιοςΑποστολόπουλος-σ3μ]

You say that the initial two pedal setup didn't have the stiffer throttle springs. So the next batches include stiffer spring for the two pedal setup?

[@camerawithwings8607]

Reaching out to see if you have any issues with FPE v1 wheel while driving F1 2023 as far as missing a upshift or just not shifting properly, I'm asking cause after 3 years I had new shifters put on and now I'm told that its the game not the shifters.

[@SatoriZei]

Hey Dan, You're not comparing these pedals with the SIm-Lab XP1. Can you tell us why? And which of these two kits would you prefer? I'm hesitating between them both. Thanks

[@DanSuzuki]

I didn’t have the Simlab back then. Also great pedals - you can’t go wrong with either one

[@LeoDavidson]

I like a lot about these pedals, but not being able to move them left and right was a dealbreaker for me (especially vs other options at a similar price point). It was one of the things I disliked about the Fanatec V3s and that I looked forward to changing when I bit the bullet and decided to replace them. It does make the integrated based and connections into it very neat & tidy, but the sacrifice isn't worth it, IMO.

[@wangte27]

You can move the throttle and the clutch out a bit and should be comfortable for almost everyone. Have you tried though?

[@LeoDavidson]

@@wangte27 I can't see any way to adjust the left/right spacing of any individual pedal. The P1000 pedal tray only appears to have a single left/right position for each pedal? No, I haven't tried it, because this was one of the reasons I bought different pedals.

[@wangte27]

I guess to each his own but it is adjustable. It's not infinitely adjustable and doesn't have to be in order to be comfortable.

[@alejandrojullian]

Thanks Dan. I currently have the Sprints, do you see any point in buying these?

[@DanSuzuki]

If you're happy with the sprints then maybe just add a reactor to those. The biggest downsides for the sprints imo is the low brake pressure - but if that's fine for you I don't see any reason to upgrade.

[@DomHosRacing]

i was the 1000th like! feels good

[@williamluo1786]

Which pedel to choose: p1000 sprint or VRS?

[@r-win7388]

Hast du vor, das Video auch noch in Deutsch zu drehen? Ich bin nämlich total an den Pedalen interessiert.

[@DanSuzuki]

Nee aktuell leider keine Zeit dafür

[@SPOOKiE_GRND]

Did anyone do an "elastomer" count? I would like to ask Dan, without the haptic reactor would you still choose the P1000 over the VRS and Simgrade VX in pure performance? If you really wanted to win a race.

[@DanSuzuki]

according to the resolve auto transcript it's 26 times 😅 for winning races all those pedals are equally good! I'd pick the p1000 out of the bunch

[@tRAWtrtv]

P1000 vs vrs? I’m coming from the v3 fanatecs

[@DanSuzuki]

You watched the video? 😅

[@nobody-nq9mn]

How do they compare to the xp1 from Simlab? What do you think would be the best choice (same price for me)

[@enriquelemus1337]

P1000 or VRS (with the haptic adaptor)?

[@daddyhilton]

So Dan, if you had to choose a 2 pedal set, no clutch, would it be SRP, Simagic or Asetek? I currently have the original Heusinkveld Pro's and they feel extremely outdated.

[@DanSuzuki]

SRP with their haptics!

[@daddyhilton]

That is secretly what I was hoping you would say. 😬 Thanks for the feedback👍@@DanSuzuki

[@rickylah69]

please help me choose p1000i or SimGrade VX Pro??

[@abahlawan]

Hello, I don’t know if my previous comment is published, I was asking about those pedals, I saw Simagic selling a set of P1K with the Hydraulics installed, does this version come with the brake piston? As well do you have any idea if the new set of brake springs are included in the new version? Also please I couldn’t find the link that describes the Haptic reactor installation guide. Sorry for this long comment, and thanks mate for your reviews.

[@hhuseyinbaykal]

Should I get the inverted normal or inverted hydraulics? Difference is like 260usd in my country

[@KevinEckert-wp6xm]

in the shops the power supply for the haptics looks like it can only connect to an US electrical outlet. do I need an adapter for it in Germany?

[@31chh0rn]

cant find that brakekit or any official statement about it anywhere. any hint where to buy this or when it will be released?

[@brendanhobbart]

Hey Dan. Would you mind sharing your SimHub Wheel Lock settings for the haptic reactor? I’ve been playing around with it and I’m not having much luck finding a good setup just yet. Thanks!

[@DanSuzuki]

I went with pretty much default at 20hz and the threshold turned up to 50 so I don't get the tire slip effect too early.

[@brendanhobbart]

Cheers Dan. I'll try that @@DanSuzuki

[@mgerim]

Would you recommend this, or VRS pedals + haptic reactors with 3d printed solution?

[@DanSuzuki]

I would buy the P1000! Cheaper and a bit better imo.

[@mgerim]

@@DanSuzuki thank you for answer!

[@certifiedjoint]

why are you only using 8 elastomers don’t you need to put in 9? you said you’re running 2 red 3 blue and 3 gold aluminum spacers, you only run 8 for the non hydraulic version. just wondering if only using 8 makes any differences.

[@DanSuzuki]

I like the very soft initial phase ... try it out :)

[@JG-vo8ey]

Can one use that software without their hardware?

[@anticalgary]

I am having the same issue with the short heel rest- were you able to come up with a solution for the issue? If anyone has suggestions please comment. Thanks

[@rantingchinese9958]

Hey, will you have to buy the spring options for the brake seperately or will it be included in the base pedal set?

[@mertparatorr]

p1000 or p2000?

[@P3ktoRis]

you have tried so many pedals this year, could you rank them just by performance taking price out of the equation?(iracing use)

[@DanSuzuki]

The difference is mainly the feature set, performance is all the same and only depends on how much the pedal suits your braking style. Best pedalset by far has been the simucube pedals, nothing else comes even close.

[@P3ktoRis]

@@DanSuzuki i figured about simucube pedals...i have older copies of heusinkvelds. but i feel im losing so much in the braking. when i let go off the brake abs is always on. so im thinking of p2000 or p1000 but im not sure which ones to go for

[@andysmith2258]

if you had £3000 to spend on a rig what would you get ?

[@DanSuzuki]

p1000 pedal (2pedal version with 1 haptic), sc2 sport, simlab gt1 evo + steering wheel of your choice (nice options in that pricerange: gsi x29, cube controls f-core, simagic gt neo for lower budget)

[@arnaudontrack499]

Does someone know the minimum force we can apply with the stock elastomers ? I use few force like 25 kgs on my Heusinkveld

[@jasonstiwald]

I come very close to maxing out the load cell on HE Sprints. Is the max brake force higher on these? I can’t seem to find this anywhere.

[@DanSuzuki]

yes, definitely higher max brake pressure

[@willmind4296]

I have a fully equipped Fanatec V3 with rumble and dampers on brake and throttle… would the P1000 be a big upgrade?

[@iPain3G]

Massiv upgrade. The Fanatec V3, even fully spec out, are extremely overpriced and terrible in comparison to every other set of pedals in the same pricerange. I would never ever recommend the V3s to anyone. When you need console compatibility i would choose the Elite V2 over the V3. In your case buy the P1000 and you will feel a whole new world.

[@zsozsa]

Indeed! I changed my v3 with sim 3D rumbles and BPK for the inverted P1000 with 2 haptics and hydraulic kit. The difference was so obvious immediately. (hydraulic kit is not important). Ease of use and customization and the feel of quality are just the first shocking things comparing to v3. But I also got faster very soon. Haptics also had a great role to it. (using them via Simhub)

[@Miguel-th3wx]

Anything is a upgrade over the Clubsport v3

[@christiandoninger5951]

Yes. I had the v3. And tested a lot of different expensive pedals. All of them where much much better than the v3. The p1000 are the best pedals I testet. (He Sprint, invicta, bj hydraulic, racewerk s1 hydraulic)

[@DanSuzuki]

oh yes, definitely!

[@syntheee]

I would like to upgrade my Heusinkveld Sprint which are currently equipped with Sim3D rumble motors. Does it make sense to get the Simagic Haptic Reactors as an upgrade or should I just go all in (get the P1000 with haptic reactors)? Are the P1000 pedals an overall upgrade in brake feel? The 60 kg loadcell of the Heusinkvelds is sufficient for me.

[@glenndjenkins]

I’m in a similar boat. I have 2 sprints but want a clutch. Have considered selling my 2 sprints to buy a 3 pedal set elsewhere.

[@KS-rp7kr]

Bro, just go with the new SimLab XP1, awesome Set of pedals

[@xXxBo5sANaCxXx]

@@KS-rp7kr Overpriced for what they are, VRS miles better

[@tome753]

Out of interest why are you guys upgrading the Sprints? Is it for the extra options of the haptics or hydraulics, or do you find the Sprints lacking in other ways? I'm going to have space for a proper rig at some point next year, and can start looking for better pedals at last, and have always thought the Sprints look to be decently put together even if they lack the bells and whistles of newer pedals, so would appreciate hearing why people are moving away from them if you have a moment!

[@glenndjenkins]

I want a clutch pedal, I don’t want to pay $160 for one. It might be cheaper for me to sell my 2 HS’s and buy a new set of 3 pedals elsewhere. I love my sprints. But no one is selling used clutches. And I’m not paying the inflated amount that most websites are asking.

[@kaczy5289]

I wonder if these haptic motors won't undo all the bolts and screws in the pedal set, but I guess we're about to find out in the near future! Not planning on buying new pedals anyway, but would love to know if someone shares my concern

[@resellpanda88]

what color rgb is the fastest?

[@DanSuzuki]

Purple!

[@resellpanda88]

@@DanSuzuki I knew it! Will switch to purple going forward.

[@alexsl3572]

Throttle pedal position seems to be bad, ... and you have no shoes here. Maybe adjustable ...

[@xelario]

You say the pedals are very quiet, but this video shows that throttle return when releasing suddenly is very loud: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWfIiZekg9iZeKs Is it also as loud on your sample?

[@DanSuzuki]

I mean ... if you release the throttle like that you're doing something very wrong. If you do that on a wooden desk I guess every pedalset will make that sound 😅 It definitely is one of the quieter pedalsets!

[@xelario]

@@DanSuzuki I'd say that's only true for two pedals drivers such as yourself, where your foot always stays over the pedal. But in three pedal driving the accelerator will be released without support often (maybe not as violently as in the example, but still). Good to know these are one of the quieter ones, but would be great to know which ones are THE quietest 🙂

[@Dani_Jari]

@@xelario completely agree with you! 👍... We who use the heel-toe, release the throttle abruptly.... and we would like to know if there is that tremendous blow of noise there.

[@DanSuzuki]

try releasing your foot so quickly :D it's not a problem, all endstops are rubber - if it's loud then mostly because something will resonate with it.

[@Dani_Jari]

@@DanSuzuki oookey,, thanks.

[@Kiahnburt40]

What’s best out of simtrecs pro pedal gt Heuskinveld ultimate or simagic p1000

[@DanSuzuki]

p1000 imo

[@regibson23]

They seem like great pedals but Simagic just seems so cheesy. Just the name Simagic. We're sim. But it's magic! But then the "keep racing" on the heel stop. Ugh. Their marketing team sucks.

[@DanSuzuki]

But cheese is amazing!

[@Deniz1923]

500 bucks for simracing pedals ain't cheap homie. I can understand people spending any amount for their hobbies, but not calling it cheap, when it obviously isn't.

[@calvino5381]

It’s all relative my friend, lots of tech is under the surface, development, manufacturing, and then the fact that the companies need to make a good amount of money off of this as it is a one time purchase product.

[@GG-si7fw]

With his link, you get 5% off. 🙄

[@alkine3011]

I was looking at some and found out they were $1,600 so yeah these are "cheap" compared to most others.

[@LaJiahao]

Im trans