Simsonn Pro Pedals - The best cheap pedals I've never heard of.

[@drconflict629]

I'm glad I didn't go the moza SRP route and got these instead. Ridiculous value and feel these sets have!

[@scorps0326]

100% agree

[@PeterGriffin-ce4gj]

I'm really glad that I also find this pedals, SRP pedals are so darn expensive for its value

[@Shake_nBake805]

They look more like a clone of the Heusinkveld Ultimate+ as opposed to the Sprints, but either way what a fantastic deal on what looks to be a suprisingly good quality set of pedals.

[@freebolt5913]

I have the Simsonn pedals, they are pretty darn good for the money. I added a spring kit keeps the springs centered, I dont use the elastomers. Got the Idea from the VNM pedals, then found a compatible kit for the Simsonn pedals.

[@mikri88]

where did you get the spring kit

[@freebolt5913]

@@mikri88 I bought the kit on etsy, but I have seen it on ebay also. The kit was made for the SimJack pedals, but works fine with the Simsonn pedals also.

[@MrLuumpy]

Got mine on amazon for $200. 3 of them, bare metal ones, no gas springs or kick plate.. Amazing value. The software is fine for getting started.

[@mikedeanellis]

I also got the simsonn pedals recently.

[@Dronetothetop]

Excellent!

[@scorps0326]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dylanmosley3030]

Glad you’ve unveiled the new pedals! I was very curious which route you would take. Congratulations on making your decision and it would seem you are quite happy with them! Happy Racing! I’m using the SRP set, and while I enjoy them immensely I’m always down to see what folks chase after for future improvement ideas. I like your bass shakers ❤

[@scorps0326]

Thanks Dylan, appreciate it mate. I enjoyed my SRP pedals very much. I'm always interested to hear about everyone's setups and what they found they like. Keep racing mate.

[@braveheart4603]

I've just ordered the simjack ut's coming from the csl loadcell kit. The csl loadcell was a great upgrade from the standard csl's but i can't get the feel i want from the brake release and looking for a stiffer throttle that i can also adjust the travel on. I'm hoping the sim jacks improve this for me.

[@zChaser_x]

i'd be interested to know how you have set up the TT25 to your pc and generally how it works

[@scorps0326]

Working on a video as we speak

[@harrysmith1986]

Hi mate, what elastomer spring combo you end up using?

[@harrysmith1986]

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[@cristianitsirc6830]

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[@mkatakm]

I don't want the best of the cheapest pedals. Most beginners have something like that. I want the cheapest of the best pedals.

[@scorps0326]

I'd say that these would be very close to what you describe. They are based of some of the most popular sim racing pedals ever. They really feel great. Awesome value for money.

[@josephbornman8462]

DIY simucube active pedal I think falls under that-the cheapest way to get the best pedal

[@SHMITGAMINGINC]

can you share a link for the 3d printed dayton brackets?

[@scorps0326]

Here to go mate! You may need to file the square plate that bolts to the pedal as it's slightly thick - but it fits great when sorted. www.printables.com/model/887301-tt25-mounts-for-simsonn-pro-pedals

[@grahamhill4113]

Can you have more than one setup profile with Freejoy? I like to have a different brake setting with iRacing and ACC

[@scorps0326]

I actually never used freejoy unfortunately. I only ended up using the Simsonn software - which only allows one profile at this time.

[@Patcher302]

does anyone have the complete list of compatibel games

[@scorps0326]

Its worked with every game I have thrown at them! From wreckfest to the new carx street!

[@Patcher302]

do you need the hydraulic spring

[@scorps0326]

You do not need the hydraulic damper from what I have heard. They work perfect fine without.

[@braveheart4603]

i've ordered one because i was told the throttle feels a little better with it but they're totally optional based on preference. You can also buy them separately at a later date if you do decide you'd like one (or three). I didn't buy them with my original purchase of the pedals because adding them in then brought my total price above the £135 uk import limit which triggers extra import duty. So i purchased as 2 separate orders to keep under that limit.

[@AzureFP]

what haptics are on those pedals, didn't catch you saying them if you did?

[@scorps0326]

Thanks Azure. Dayton TT25 bass shakers with a cheap nobsound mini amp off Amazon. 3d printed mounting solution from printables.com.

[@johnletham4550]

Simjack UT are same build with more usable elastomers and have upgraded 6mm plate so dont bend under heavy load. I just bought from ali for 126 with tax delivered to uk 3 ut pedals

[@scorps0326]

Nice mate, I did see the new model got released a couple of weeks after I purchased these. I'm not sure why you would need 6mm plate as these don't stand a chance of flexing but that's great. Be interested to hear how your pedals go in the future. ✌

[@drconflict629]

Literally nobody needs 6 mm, what are you on about? There is ZERO flex with 3mm. There are comparisons online and almost all of them recommend the simsonn over the simjacks.

[@TheCostprice]

@@drconflict629 it's not the actual pedal, it's the plate that holds the loadcell to the frame. There are reports of users with stiff elastometers running into issues with the plates bending and Simjack were then replacing the load cells free of charge. Hence why they have upgraded it for the new UT model.

[@drconflict629]

@@TheCostprice Good thing I have simsonns then I guess. No issues so far luckily)

[@freebolt5913]

I added a spring kit to the Simsonn pedals keeps the springs centered, I dont use the elastomers. The kit was originally made for the Simjack pedals, but both use a 10mm brake rod so things worked out fine.