Sim Racing Pedals Buyer's Guide
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2020
- Pedals, along with a solid mounting solution are generally regarded as single the most important component in a sim racing rig when it comes to turning fast and consistent lap times. So in today's video we'll take a closer look at all the things you need to know to make the right decision for your needs and budget.
We'll look at the different types of pedals such as load cell, potentiometer and hall effect sensors, we'll talk about adjustability, pedal feel, ecosystems and much more.
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#simracing #pedals #guide - Hry
Absolutely brilliant review. A must view for all Sim racers. I’ve been Sim racing for six years and everything in this video is worthwhile! It’s fully packed. Listen closely or you’ll miss something!
lol you’ve never been on the iracing reddit then💀💀
As a total newbie looking to get into sim racing, I'm stunned by how respectful and supportive the sim racing community appears to be overall. A far cry from the toxicity I'm used to seeing in other video game genres, particularly shooters.
Yeah all things considered, it's pretty great.
People get occassionally a little carried away with what is 'essential' or recommended, but so long as you only spend what you're comfortable spending, it's a whole lot of fun :)
Just go look at the sim Reddit and you'll change your mind 😂
Good to know, maybe I'll consider going online again.
@@TheSubieFan reddit will be reddit
@@Cloudrak true it's crazy it's not just a subreddit but reddit as a whole.
I love that amongst all the sim gear there's just a random turbocharger sitting in the background :)
If you play with a desk and chair, there is a very cheap and easy solution when upgrading pedals. Mount the pedals to a piece of plywood, then cut holes that the wheels/legs of the chair can fit into. The downside is that you have to get it just right because you won't be able to move forward or back, but I did it and it works really well.
I put a bolt into the playwood and connected that bolt with a steel rope to my chair. The steel rope has a rope tensioner in its middle for adjusting the distance.
Works great and I can press the break as hard as I want.
The only downside is that when you press too much from above, your chair gets lifted up.
@@karlmaier1013 so, you can do wheelies!! Haha
I don’t understand this
I took some paracord, tied a loop and just hung them onto 2 of the wheels on the chair and 2 of the racing sim stand's foot. works just as well and hassle free
New subscriber here and this channel is exactly what I need. Extremely informative and thorough. Keep up the good work bro.
I am newbie
Lots of great info
I like your approach to reviews of equipment, and to this series. You always know the right questions to ask and answer to find out what equipment is best for an individual. Find a lot of other sim racing equipment videos get carried about talking about small details that aren't really important to most people.
Thanks a lot for the feedback Jamie. Adult education should be about empowerment to make your own decisions, not trying to convince :)
This was hugely helpful. I was focusing on the wheel with no thought about the pedals
Thanks for the detailed analysis. Looking to upgrade my pedals and I’m a bit overwhelmed by all the options. I don’t want to compromise too much on the brake since it’s the MOST important. I know everyone has their own preferences but this video helps a lot so thanks again!!!
I find it quite interesting how some sims still have a 60hz physics simulation but our inputs have such extreme detail that one can, technically, give a millionth more or less throttle.
Hahaha! Loved the USB sound!! It's the small things that make a video that much more enjoyable.
that sound totally made my day
Will, this video finally convinced me to buy some Fanatec clubsport v3’s which I’ve been wanting for about a year now. Used your affiliate link as well, thanks for making this video!
Thanks very much for the support Adam.
I really needed this right now =D I have just started too look at this and really dont know where to start =) thank you! subbed ofc!
Really enjoy your vids mate. This was gold
Nice Vid Will. Great series lots of useful information. Thanks. 👍
Good stuff Will. Upgrading to a load cell brake pedal was a great help for me. 😎
Great and informative thx! Was hoping for a little test and comparing between the four levels (logitec, thrustmaster, Fanatec v3 and heusinkveld) got to watch those old vids again 😁👍
I love the channel as a new SIM racer. I can watch all videos @ 1.25x for perfect learning pace!
Been waiting for this. Thanks. Watching it now. 😝😝😝
Great insight, thanks for the much needed info for a potential newbie. Last time I played a wheel driven game was F1 2000. A lap mounted GT FFBACK wheel with duct taped pedal set to the carpet. Had a blast! Now since the lockdown I'm looking at Fanatec Etc Ect. Your videos have set me on the right direction, great work
Amazing guide to Sim Racing! Really interesting 👏👏👏
Great video! Love the track map background 😍👌
You are by far the best Sim racing channel on the WEB fking awesome
Brilliant, thank you for this!
correct pedals are more important then wheels
Really loving my VNM Lite pedals .. quite a phenomenal upgrade from the low end Fanatec I had before. They don't look as stunning as some higher end offerings, but they perform just as well as most of the best, from what I've heard.
Great video man, I'm new to the channel but I think I'll stay :)
Hi from France.
Once again, very interesting video. I totally agree with you with the importance of how the mounting, I experienced it recently with upgrading from a rseat rs evo to a DIY-like JCL/motedis, I already knew my pedals mounting was not good (and now it is rockstable) but I re-discovered the effects from my wheelbase (a simple clubsport 2.5, not a direct drive)
So yes, spending less on the hardware and more on the mounting/cockpit is really a good advice, even a terrible driver like me can tell the difference.
Absolutely fantastic review! and i will be consuming a LOT more of your content over the next bit as i work on setting up my rig! but i HAVE TO KNOW! WHAT ARE YOUR SHOES? That blue is soo good! and i need a pair!!
Mate, great content as usual!
great content as always will!
Another great vid, Will! Enjoying going through many of your videos. It looks like your motion rig is only affecting your seat, not your whole cockpit, but surely that can't the be the case. I'm assuming it's just a weird effect of the filming. Having motion on the seat only would be super strange and very unsettling to the whole driving experience (like having a loose seat in your car wobbling around! :) ).
So many good points that my experience with Logitech, and briefly, Fanatec pedals do agree with!
Also may no one else copy me and try using anything like Fanatec CSL Elite LC pedals or above without a mounting solution, it doesn’t work very well... 😅
I know exactly what you mean.......😄
Great content mate. I currently have a NLR Wheel Stand Racer and a gaming chair, and because of space, that's what I can have for now. I'm wondering if worths to upgrade my T3PA to a CSL Elite LC or a ClubSport V3. Once again, fantastic content, thank you !
The 3 1/4 long compression spring in my brake pedal is a 20 lb compression spring combined with a 45 lb compression spring .
Love the tracks on the wall. Im sure you have probably answered this already but where did you get them at?
Great video
Great as all videos!
A video about basshakers would be cool 🤓
I did one about a year ago :)
Great video! I have the break performance kit in my V3s and was wondering if I should set a break force through my wheel? Thanks!
I really enjoy your sim racing channel: Informative, Articulate, Unbiased. I'm just getting into sim racing and trying 'slow my roll' and not jump in with both feet before deciding if it's something more than a quick fad for me (I've done this too many times and spent way too much $$$). My current setup is G29 w shifter, Playseat, ButtKicker and PS4. Sim is Project Cars 2. Goal now is to learn, practice and race with friends and family around the World. I would really appreciate some insight on gear that I could buy now to use with my console (PS4) that would transition to PC if/when I decide to get serious. My research thus far points to Fanatec CSL Elite, but my knowledge is limited. Thanks in advance.
I’d probably skip the buttkicker as they aren’t real great with consoles. Put that money into a better wheel and pedals. :)
Boosted Media I’ve already purchased the ButtKicker. 🤣
Looking for assistance on hardware upgrade path from PS4 to PC per my comment above. I’ve noticed other comments asking for the same info. 👍🏻
Jeffrey Deitch next video in this series will be on monitors and VR. Then PCs :)
Hello,
I like the video and appreciate the information. I have a question. I hear a lot of different people talk about buying used gear, especially when just starting out. Is there any particular component that you would avoid buying used?
Thanks
Fanatecs hyraulic damper on the gas would help I’m sure because the spring is gonna wear over time and get lighter, my load cell brake pedal has about 3/8’s of an inch of travel, bolt them to your rig
I’m still running my T500rs with the original pedals. I haven’t really raced in my Obutto Ozone since GT6. I was too lazy to rearrange my Man Cave to play GT Sport. Now that GT7 is here for the next 5yrs or so, I am so out of “racing shape” LOL. I have the pedals mounted onto the pedal plate in the “GT” or inverted position. Inverting your pedals was all the rage 10yrs ago. But, now it seems like that cooled off and the majority of pedals are set in the “F1” orientation. I also used to have my brake pedal pretty stiff. Now that I’m 52, I don’t feel like having to really lay into it to get full braking. Same with the gas, I am finding myself pushing my leg to go full throttle rather than pivoting my ankle. I can’t recall if I’ve ever used the pedals in the down or F1 position. If I move the seat forward a click or two, then I’m too close to the pedals and I get soreness in my left ankle from resting my foot on the pedal. As for the brake pedal face, I’m using a custom made pedal face that spans the brake and clutch. I have zero internet in using a clutch. I tried it on my G25 and it was just nothing like driving a real clutch. So, I’m quite happy with sequential shifting.
I can’t just simply flip the pedals around and press a couple of buttons. The pedals are oddly mounted to the Obutto pedal tray. I can’t find any inverted Vs regular pedal position videos to give me an idea of what to expect if I take my rig apart and flip them around.
What are your thoughts on inverted Vs regular (or flat)?
Thanks bud
The logitech g920 also allows the pedal covers to be moved to allow easier heel-toe
I was so thrown off by the device disconnect Sound :D and the worst part is, I'm watching this on my phone :D
Lmao sorry.
That sound made my stomach turn too LOL
@@boostedmedia It was a good gag, keep up the excellent content.
I was wondering why that kept happening while driving. TIL
1 hour later and no likes. This is how it should stay! Nice vid Will 👍👍
I assume you mean dislikes? Lol
Boosted Media exactly what I was wondering too Will.... :-)
Would love to see you do a review of the Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals.
Real-life Porsche pedals tend to come up through the floorboards (rather than the "inverted" style)
Only up to 993. After 1998 Throttle comes from the ground but clutch and brake come down from under the dashboard.
Thanks for the info but the truest thing said was that sim racing can be a money pit! If starting off don’t go crazy thinking more expensive gear is gonna make you fast - pick a sim and practice. Ive tried some expensive gear but use $199 Thrustmaster TX base and old fanatec clubsport load cell pedals and do fine cause feels right to me - and also I just have a desk :)
I so wish I could try a high end set of pedals, the v3s are good but nothing amazing. I wish it was easier to change out the bumpers on the brake to change the set up per car. The software helps a bit as you can adjust how much force but the feeling will remain the same under foot.
Hey Will, one thing I've run into is wheel rim compatibility. For example, I've got a Fanatec CS V2.5 base and am curious what is available. I know what Fanatec offers and they have adapters to run generic wheels and you can even add buttons to those generic wheels, but do other companies make compatible wheel options? Just a thought! Keep up the great vids!
No other company makes direct FANATEC compatible wheels, however there are some emulators available that allow you to mount a different quick release, and FANATEC also sell a universal hub that allows you to mount other wheels but with no button functionality.
As for FANATEC wheel compatibility with different FANATEC bases, it’s all listed on their website.
I'd love to see you try out those crazy 'RealGear' ricometech pedals, but obviously they cost like 1200 bucks and I don't expect you to buy some crazy object just to review.
Hi Will. Thanks for video. I’ve got the G29 set on PS4. Was so close to buying the fanatic v3? Pedals you have behind you in video because there PS4 compatible but thanks to your discord community I found out you still can’t because it’s the wheel that controls the pedals. ( not on a pc apparently). Thanks again for video. Hope you do video on Minimum requirements for a pc or what you should look for if you want to spend a $1000.00 on a gaming PC. ( Hint Hint ). Keep up the great work.
Yep will be doing a video on basic PC requirements in this series.
You should do a video about the different between gran turismo, forza, iracing, project cars and aseto corsa
Nice video : )
What Eco System would you recommend? I think the more I look into it, Fanatec looks pretty good.
Almost all GT racing cars have standing pedal-boxes, even older ones like the Z4 GT3 never had hanging pedals. Same goes for all the TCR cars despite they "seem based on roadcars".
I considered Wave Italy Imolas, but after checking out a couple of race cars, basically none have hanging pedals anymore these days.
So hanging pedals only make sense if you want to drive an awful lot of old cars... ord just road cars. But modern race cars... I can't think of a single one at the moment with hanging pedals.
Hi
Thank you for your video, Im start to building a sim inside a Mygale F4 chassis for help kids from South America living in my house and racing here in Uk, I gonna use a simucube ultimate and with pedals you recommend for it?
Many thank's
Hey Will
Nice vid.... I thought I knew everything I needed about pedals but you proved me wrong lol...
Hey so I tryed your links for the thrustmaster t-lcm pedals but the Amazon link doesn't work...
THanks for the heads up. I tried to fix it just then but it immediately breaks again. oh well. Will keep trying.
I was hoping for a list of all the manufacturers and their pros and cons. Great info on everything else. But I still don't know which pedals to upgrade from my Thrustmaster T-150. There's too many manufacturers out there. Help!
The Moza SRP set is very hard to beat at it's price point you get as loadcell for ,$150 and the clutch is a auditional $40 I think doing quote me microcenter has the best price I've seen so far
How is the Thrustmaster T3PA GT EDITION pedal set of the Thrustmaster t300 rs gt wheel and what is the best and cheapest cockpit you can use with these pedals???
In may/juni i begin sim racing again, and buy the Fanatec v2.5 with porsche 918 wheel, but the pedals, the v3 with brake kit are good enough ? Or spent more for the Heusinkveld sprint ? (This moment out of stock haha)
Hey Will, I was wondering if you could do a video about the software/apps you're using while driving in iracing? I did a little searching around and it doesn't look like you've done that yet. Thanks for all the great content!
I’ve done a few actually. Here’s one: czcams.com/video/aYnb4H4QRSg/video.html
And I've been using my ankles this whole time (facepalm) Thanks for fixing that!
14:30
I'm not watching, only listening to the video and I actually stopped to look up at what went wrong!
You got me!.. and I'm not even watching this on a PC
Choice.... Sim racing setup for the PC...
SimXperience AccuForce Pro V2 ('your way' option) + CSL Elite LC pedals + desk clamp (@$1,200.)
versus... Fanatec ClubSport 2.5 + CSL Elite wheel + CSL Elite LC pedals + desk clamp (@$950.)
Which, and why...
14.30 mins in = triggered ptsd trauma for me
LOL! Sorry :P
Would you say hydraulic pedals are way better than a load sell?And if so what hydraulic would you recommend no matter the price?
Hello, I need some help. My Thrustmaster t3pa- pro brake pedal broke. The gear of the poti broke off. I don't use the clutch, so my question is: Can I use the poti from the clutch on the brake pedal?
Other than those like you here online I don't know anyone who has a steering wheel and or a pedal set that even races on console or in sim racing ,so I have no way of comparing my pedal setup to theirs or the type of pedal setups your'er talking about when it comes to things like how much break pressure is being used to get maximum breaking before lock up . I don't have a way of gauging that with my pedal's that I have . But I am using the g27 pedals with the g29 steering wheel because they are setup in the gt style already and I like the style better than the stock g 27 or g 29 version but I didn't like the way they felt not being able to get that muscle memory use from it . So I replaced the throttle pedal spring with a stiffer 25 lb compression spring did the same with the clutch pedal and I put a 45 lb. 1 1/4 in . compression spring in a rubber tube lubricated inside a 3 1/4 in compression spring that is also inside a rubber tube and lubricated and I also put 1/2 inch rubber bumper at each end of the brake spring and it has made a world of a difference in being able to use muscle memory verses the stock Logitech pedal version . I have to stand on the breaks hard to get lockup and at the higher speeds it almost impossible for me to get the breaks to lockup but I do feel them grab and release where the tires lockup and release like with ABS but I also get that same type of feeling even when i don't have ABS on but its just a little less of that feeling where the breaks grab just a bit more but don't totally lockup . But I don't know how they compare to higher end or load cell pedals or what they feel like. I wish I knew someone who even had a wheel and pedal set besides just those like you who I know I will never meet in person outside of online from your video's you do . I'm sure they are better than what I am using but for now mine feel good I just wish I had a little more throw in the pedals than I do with them .
Is there any high end alternative for the V3 pedals if you play on console? I own the HE ultimates with a drivehub, but I get massive frame drops on PS4. I’d like to stay on PS4 as all my friends play on there.
Hi Will, do you have EMI issue with Simucube 2 ultimate and heusinkveld ultimate pedals?
Can anyone give advice on which pedals are gives the best immersion? I just can't seem to find the right one that gives the right feedback under trail braking
I use nearly 20year old BRD Sim speed7 pedals 😄
The thing I don't like about the Logitech G29 pedals is the "play" in the mechanical system. The black, toothed, plastic lever has about 4-5mm of play before/after the potentiometer turns. (I've modified my pedals accordingly.)
I would like to know more about how you reduced/eliminated this issue.
@@jeffrey-deitch Inspired by this video czcams.com/video/KiesEdzZFM8/video.html
realised that just needed to wedge shims underneath (such that the pedal is already partially depressed). There's a threaded hole for a bolt nearby, so was able to use that to hold shims in place.
I used DIview with my laptop to check the calibration.
Hope that makes sense?
@@jeffrey-deitch forget that I actually filmed this video on my phone at the time. Apologies that there are no graphics, voiceovers, stunning pieces of music... And the fact that it's in portrait (rather than landscape), but hey ho
czcams.com/video/pS1WVZ19Xps/video.html
Hi Will, does there have to be a shifter connected before a clutch is recognized in the software? I'm waiting for my dd wheel to get here (good luck on that right now), so I hooked up a T150 and used t3pa-pros with it but doesn't detect the clutch. To be honest though, you really have to spend on pedals, thx, these guides are bang-on.
No the clutch should be detected. That’s strange.
I use t3pa-pros with t300rs gt. I have no problem using my clutch in manual cars. Do remember that most Sims won't have clutch on cars that don't come as manual in real life
I have a T150 and just got the T3PA-Pro, still trying to improve the position of it. How do you like the T3PA Pro?
@@chrisd3510 I do not looove them. But with the conical brake mod they're a lot easier to control (how much you press the brake). But if I had to do it again, I would've gotten the Fanatec CSL Elite LC (emphasis on the LC) for $230 or now I guess you have the option of the Thrustmaster T-LCM for $200. But I feel the brake being a gradual changing position instead of a pressure sensor is a deterent. It was great when I started but now that I want to get better at trail braking and all that stuff (plus I try to compare and practice with my real life cars, 2 Subarus and a Porsche) I feel the lack of a realistic feeling brake pedal kinda sucks.
feel like simulating real life pedals is quite tough especially when it comes to clutch. You cant feel the difference in throttle feel, drag, g force, acceleration, torque all these factors like irl.
When you get to PCs, can you cover how much computer you NEED to be able to run at high(er) quality on a 49" super wider monitor, triple screens, etc? I'm looking to purchase a gaming PC I'm having a hard time finding guidance on what is necessary and what is overkill. Particularly in relation to GPUs.
Don't know if this is helpful, but I've had both setups with my PC. I had triple 4K monitors and switched over to a 49" 120 Hz 1440p ultrawide. I can play at pretty much max settings on the 49" and get ~100-120 fps in games like Project Cars 2 where they take advantage of things like SLI. Other games like Forza Horizon 4 and Forza Motorsport 7 only use one GPU and are pegged at 100% to get 85-120 fps at ultra settings. With 3x monitors using Nvidia surround I was rarely able to get 60 fps with resolution at 4K in PC2 so I lowered the resolution to 1440p or 1080p to get 60fps stable. If you're looking at getting one 49" ultrawide then you'd probably need at least a 2080/2080 Super to take advantage of the monitor's refresh rate. My CPU is rarely at more than 25% load during these games so that's definitely overkill.
Specs:
i9-9900K
Asus Z390
32 GB RAM 3200MHz
Games on Samsung 860 Evo 2TB SSD
2x Asus ROG STRIX GTX 1080 Ti (HB SLI Bridge)
Samsung CRG90 49" 1440p 120 Hz Ultrawide
CS R Thanks. This is helpful. Do you find you need the 32GB RAM? What type of issues would you anticipate 16GB would cause with everything else being equal?
@@edac5681 I only need it for video editing. For gaming it's overkill. The streaming might be using a lot of RAM, but if you're below 90% usage I wouldn't worry about it.
Can we use other sim brand pedals with Fanatec wheel and stering wheel (using usb cable pedals) .... CSL Dd and formula v2
Does someone know if it’s possible to use a Fanatec pedal set (CSL Elite or V3) with a Logitech G923 on PS5? I am new to sim racing, and I would like to have a better set of pedals while trying to keep my budget to my overall rig in check. Any helpful input is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
And I have my pedals mounted where I can move them up or down and side to side each separately .
can you connect any set of pedals to a logitech base? or is it limited?
is there a way to change the appearance of the pedals or its set as is?
As a person who races IRL, my biggest frustrations with high end pedals is their use of elastomers/rubbers. The damping inherent in the material creates a hysterisis effect or delay in pedal force vs pedal signal. Biggest issue that no one seems to be tackling, forcing me to modify existing options, and at $1500 a set, they're already more expensive than a pedal box + cyls for a real life racecar..... Which is absurd!!
Have. Look at my recent Sim Coaches review. They have an interesting system that avoids elastomer springs.
I’m so lost. Im newish to sim racing 3 months (Iracing) came from (Ps4 Nascar).I have the T300 & use the stock peddles I made a wood rig. & I want/feel like I need to upgrade. For the biggest reason. Is I can’t feel the car break loose. Now idk if it’s the wood rig or settings or just the T300. So like you said the peddles are the most important add. I do more GT3 & Audi Rs3 & Mazda series. That being said being newish to Iracing what peddles would you recommend?. I think I like a soft peddle if that helps. Thanks & great content.
I am in the same boat lol.. have 2 months... have a gt omega Apex rig and stock t300.. im waiting until the csl load cell
And... Just bought a heusinkveld sprint. Comming tomorrow i think.. Sold my v3.. And i was lile: no never gonna upgrade, i love my v3 and got them dialed inn perfect.. And i got all inn the same ecosystem. That was important to me.. The i got a deal on those sprint.... Sic... Now more time adjusting and tuning pedals before driving.. Hope theyre worth it...
Espresso Ryen-Grødahl and? Are they?
@@johntaylor2971 its another ballgame! One thing is the buildt quality. But the feel of the clutch. When you feel the bitepoint. Breaks are awsome! And while you on v3 had to crawl "down under" the rig to adjust loadcell, here you have software. And you can adjust "everything" in that. Kg of loadcell pressure, linear non linear and in what way no linear. And save it to different profiles. And if you want you can have different set up for all the different cars. Stock its all linear, you can allso download some prebuildt profiles. I tried out and use the gt3 one (to everything in iracing) just adjusted the bitepoint on clutch a bit..
Espresso Ryen-Grødahl I take this as a „yes, they are“.... I did like them too
@@johntaylor2971 yes, for short.. 😂😂😂
Espresso Ryen-Grødahl 😄
Hey Will, Can Fantec pedals work with a thrust master wheel and throttle combo or are there troubles with being hybrid?
They’ll work with Sim hub. V3s are ok but their are far better options.
Do you have any experience with HPP products?
Old video but has there been any advancement in console pedals. Or are we still stuck with V3. Just wish I could use my pc pedals. If only someone invented a box to use them, like how I can play real drum kits on rock band 4.
Don't buy the dampener for the Clubsport V3s, save about 70 quid and buy the Brake Performance Kit instead, trust me. I've tried both, BPK makes the brakes feel amazing, dampener makes them feel awful
Or just don't buy those shitty overpriced pedals, all that fuckin money for them and they still try to make you to buy extra shit for them to make them feel better. Unacceptable
Can you do a review on the Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals please? Seems like a nice sweet spot :)
I’ve been trying to contact thrustmaster for months but no response. Sorry.
Boosted Media No worries, thanks for the comment reply 👍🏼
Hi mate helpful cud’s what is a good sim racing league to join in aus nz cheers
Is load cell in CSL Elite better than Hall Sensors in CS V3
Where is the best supplier to purchase the DD1 (I am in australia)
If i want a pedal kit for F1, can I still purchase a 3-pedal and simply not use the clutch?
Keep dealing with my g29 pedals having to be cleaned because of dust. Any recommendations on which pedals I don’t have to deal with cleaning them every month
@Throw Away meant to add dust getting into the sensor but I fixed it already and haven’t had to worry about the issue for a year now
Nice will
Live getting the first comment 😂
What is the benefit of the DD2 over the DD1 please
Has anyone upgraded from Heusinkveld Pro's to either Sprint's or Ultimate's? Is it worth it?
Not ideal but for a nice cheap solution, I have my pedals stuck on top of a cardboard box with double sided tape to stop them moving, butted up against another taller cardboard box that is in turn against a wall, and shoes on my desk chair wheels to stop it rolling (2 bigger shoes on the front 2 spokes, 2 smaller shoes on the side spokes and nothing on the back, which gives the chair a nice backwards tilt as well). Definitely a poor man's sim rig, but leagues above floor mounted pedals like you talk about where you use your ankle to "stomp" the pedal rather than nice controlled pressure using your leg muscles.
I just need to find a way of stopping my chair from swivelling if anyone has a suggestion for that?
What are the best petals i can get for 400-500$?