Gave me the confidence to take apart my joystick. Salvaged most of the original pieces on the right trigger so it still feels the same. But now the drifting is gone.
Just got my 200g spring. A heads up to those also looking for max tension (200g) it was quite difficult to get the housing back together with that much resistance, but it can be done and totally worth it!
3:17 4 in total 4:42 Sensor Housings are green The Module is the gray colored piece located at the bottom 5:36 Spring 7:15 Located in the housing piece is the Sensor 7:45 the analog stick is The pcb has holes for the analog Stick to be removed and placed for sodering fits into placement Sodering takes some practice but it's easy after you get it
I wasn't exactly looking for this, but I am glad I found it. Had to pop open my controller a few days ago cuz the right direction on the D pad wasn't working, here I thought they'ed be little tak buttons, but it turns out their little blister buttons same as in those old atari joysticks, albeit a bit smaller. BUT... this little dark gray plastic horseshoe thingy fell out, and I had no clue where it came from. From your video, it looks like it attaches to a little white plastic pin on the thumbstick. So...uh, thanks for the perfect fluke fix I guess lmao. Rock on
great video. what you need to add towards the end of this video is the before and after on the X and the Y drift. its called "Game Controller Tester". so we can see the difference. I have it on my xbox one x in case i see a drift on a stick.
That could just be the flux burning. It's definitely something to be very aware of though. A good principle to go by is "high heat, short contact". You want to melt the solder quickly so that the heat transfer to the rest of the board is limited. There's more to it than that but that's a general idea.
It's the flux burning off. If you want to start doing things like this, you can buy a soldering station like a Weller kit. It regulates the temperature so you don't burn up your tips or burn off the solder pads. A good flux is advisable too to help it stick. One of his joints @8:21 wasn't done correctly near the bottom. Maybe he just didn't see it because he's recording.
@@XQGaming if I change the spring would I need to calibrate the controller sticks ? Or is that only if I swapped out the whole thumb stick for a new one ?
This is an awesome tutorial, and I love the choice of music as well. XD I'm used to the XB360 controller so switching to the XB1 controller is too sensitive to me. Thanks!
I sometimes play XB1 at a friend's house and I hate the sticks. Why do companies change what never was broken? Same goes for Sony, the PS3 Domed Sticks were fine, the only thing that needed changing were the Triggers, Bumpers and size of the controller.
@@stoopidhaters Because money. The new controllers are cheaper to manufacture but still cost the same premium price. That's why I still use the old 360 controllers on PC.
Harbor Freight sells small side cutters that will nip those solder posts flat as it gets. There real sharp and hard and they nip that post off so the analog almost falls through.
Helpful video. I just replaced my left stick with a PS4 analog and the springs are different and feels very odd to me. Also the analog stick doesn't sit on the motherboard well so I had to shave down the feet. I can save time by replacing the bottom with the original and replace the spring with the original. Essentially I'll be refurbishing the module. Next time I'll be ordering the correct analog stick but now I know how to customize the tension because maybe some ppl like the PS4 tension on the left side
See this is cool and all like I appreciate what you doing here but when you can just install a elite series 2 thumbstick with adjustable tensioners caps. 120% easier to do that instead
I use an extended analog stick (I bought knock off modular Elite sticks from ebay) which makes the stick tension very weak due to extra leverage. I don't know which weight to buy. I kinda want the 200gram spring but I have absolutely no idea how stiff it is and I'm worried too heavy of a spring will fatigue my thumb.
@@Kreutz they cheaped out on the modules so they could compete with Playstation's price. But yes, shame on them. 360 controllers were infinitely better in every way possible
I'm about to buy a bunch of stuff from your store but I gotta know does the xbox one and the 360 have the same size spring? Can I use your springs for either one?
Would love to do this to my first gen Elite controller. It is too damn lightweight for me. I love the adjustment on the series 2 but dont want to buy one and then see a gen 3 pop up around Series X launch lol
The series 2 isn't hugely adjustable. The three settings are super light, same as Xbox one controllers, and same as 360 controllers. I honestly wouldn't mind a higher setting which is why I was wondering if this mod would work on the series 2.
the wire cutting part looked sus to me so I just connected my ps4 controller to my xbox so if you don't want to take apart your controller maybe just pair a ps4 controller to it you need a CronusMAX PLUS adapter it should work
damn I tried this and now my controller is broken. physically, it's fine, but the left thumbstick is stuck on the down input so idk if I messed up the solder points or the sensor or idk
perhaps solder two points together? Or swapped the sensors by mistake? If you replaced the sensors with new one it is possible you have to calibrate them shown here czcams.com/video/Uoxz0oHX9TE/video.html&pbjreload=101
*Thanks man that was so helpful....just a question ,how to fix a joystick🕹that doesn't get back to the center when u let go it ???....please answer me😊*
Thanks for the video. I want to know that the sensor could be remove from the module or not cause my Razer Xbox controller need those sensors for the trigger part.
What temp did you use with the air? I used 375 for the iron and that worked fine, a little slow but fine but now I'm afraid I'll burn the thing up if I use the air too hot because 375 ain't working.
I don’t know if I will get a reply on this but I broke just the long grey piece that the joy stick slide on to is there anyway to just change that long grey piece or do I have to change the whole thing
I found a reddit post that stated the springs here are 3/16" for the outer diameter. Is that correct? Also, what does the weight in grams refer to? The minimal resistance needed to move the spring?
I have a broken post on the thumb stick, what do you recommend ? , changing the whole thing or buy the spare and just replace the post ? And what brand is better or host as oem ? Trying to find one decent but most reviews say replacements are trash
Is it possible to clean and lube the old sensors with a 50% 91 Percent Isopropyl Alcohol (which is non conductive)/50% Extra Virgin Olive Oil (which is also non conductive) solution kinda like how I do with my Braun Series 5 shaver and my 120 mm PC Case fans, or are the sensors just dead lol?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there wouldn't be any issues doing this same thing with these same replacement parts on a Xbox Elite v1 controller would there?
I live im Brazil and for me it would be cheaper to order a spring here than from the website in the description. But therefore I need the diameter of the material, the diameter of the spring(inside ou outside) and the length of the spring. Can anybody help me ? I have no idea where to get these informations from
How do you no it’s just the thumb sticks ? I was ordering the module the thumbstick sits on. Or that click you get when playing with a broken thumbstick is that a sign it’s just that ?
I have a question I saw another video def not as good as yours but he was saying that to change out the analog u have to calibrate the new one I didn't see you do that so is it necessary?
Had a very interesting question and I was hoping you could help. To make a long story short i just put xbox one elite controller sticks into my gamecube controller and for the most part they fit. However, the bottom of the hood on the new sticks is getting caught on the green sensor housing causing it to not register right and down inputs almost at all. Is it possible to remove the sensor housing entirely or is it absolutely neccessary for it to keep the sensor in place. Can you think of any solutions to this problem? Ive also considered getting a needle and applying glue to the tip and putting that one the inside of the sensor so that when placed back on the analog box, it would still be able to spin and move but just not have the green housing impeding motion. Thank you for your time.
What spring comes in xbox controllers normally? Also which one would you recommend for FPS games? Looking to get more control when aiming so I need a stronger spring I think. I didn't think there would be so many options though. Lastly what is the benefit of 3 rings on the sensor over 2 rings?
75 grams. Is same as dualshock4 thumbstick tension, but Sony made their thumbstick shorter, so it feels harder to push, you can change it to 80 grams to make it feels similar. I recommend you use 100 grams for better aim. About the ring things? IDK
the springs in your store. is the XB1 analog stick spring 6. Standard + 80 Gram mean that it is 155 grams? is there not a spring that is comparable to the xbox 360 model?
I call it standard + as in a little over standard but I will see if I can adjust it. I dont know the tension of the 360 controller, I will write it down and see if I can add it in the future.
@@XQGaming ok, because the majority of the springs seem to be less tension, not more, which seems odd because most complaints are that its already too loose
Will installing a spring with less tension, smoothen joystick transitions from left to right or up and down? At the moment the xbox joystics feel like the center point is too "clunky or sticky" its like i have to fight the centern point to get from side to side...not smooth at all!
Anyone knows if the whole analog stick module is the same for the normal controller and the elite? I need to replace the Elite one but I cannot find the replacement part for it. Maybe someone can help me with a link too? Thank you so much :)
You gotta remove a plastic piece that’s suppose to help the analog stick but it pushes it and makes it drift... there’s a couple videos that’ll show you if you type in (xbox one controller drift)
That's what I need to know, I have a 250 dollar scuf broken down and apart and am searching through the comments to see what temp he used on the air. I've already desoldered just need to blow it out lol
Hello 1 month late but whatever if it’s broken tends to never reset its original position but that’s either stickiness in the joystick section or broken spring(this is very very unlikely) this video is mainly if you want to replace you’re spring for less or more(mainly this option) for a competitive edge for say the aiming the joystick(right one) cuz the more tension the more precise you are with aiming. Understandable?
Looks like it's 60g, according to this site: battlebeavercustoms.com/collections/xboxone-replacement-parts/products/xboxone-replacement-thumbstick-mechanism?variant=881743039
Rondo101 Xbox waiit never mind im thinking of the newer s2 version but if it works the same just lift the thumbsticks off and use the key that came with it to tighten it
Josh Foulkes yep, knew about the new one. Weighing up getting the v2 vs changing the spring on my old one. Invalidates the warranty though and mine is only 9 months old. V2 will allow you to tension up to 360 controller stiffness. Not sure what equivalent spring that is though.
Rondo101 Xbox yeah seems a bit pointless, if youre really desperate you could get foam stick rings to add resistance. I wanna get the new pad but it will make my bank account dry😂
Suska In order for it to make a secure electrical connection, yes you will have to solder it. You have to de-solder it to get the joysticks off in the first place so it’s just the same process in reverse. Soldering isn’t very difficult, I’d encourage you to try if you’re interested, though you should practice on something less expensive first. Also, it’s not gooey, it’s molten metal.
Gave me the confidence to take apart my joystick. Salvaged most of the original pieces on the right trigger so it still feels the same. But now the drifting is gone.
Just got my 200g spring. A heads up to those also looking for max tension (200g) it was quite difficult to get the housing back together with that much resistance, but it can be done and totally worth it!
where can you order the springs? I cant find any online
@@BrokenCodeProduction It's in the video description.
@@skepticpunk_ tried they are sold out....
I just wanted to switch and remove the joy stick and this video saved me.
Thanks so much sincerely 😊 to bad there ain't more video's like this on youtube to appreciate what we've done in product engineering
3:17
4 in total
4:42 Sensor Housings are green
The Module is the gray colored piece located at the bottom
5:36 Spring
7:15 Located in the housing piece is the Sensor
7:45 the analog stick is
The pcb has holes for the analog Stick to be removed and placed for sodering fits into placement
Sodering takes some practice but it's easy after you get it
I wasn't exactly looking for this, but I am glad I found it.
Had to pop open my controller a few days ago cuz the right direction on the D pad wasn't working, here I thought they'ed be little tak buttons, but it turns out their little blister buttons same as in those old atari joysticks, albeit a bit smaller.
BUT...
this little dark gray plastic horseshoe thingy fell out, and I had no clue where it came from. From your video, it looks like it attaches to a little white plastic pin on the thumbstick. So...uh, thanks for the perfect fluke fix I guess lmao. Rock on
Great :P
great video. what you need to add towards the end of this video is the before and after on the X and the Y drift. its called "Game Controller Tester". so we can see the difference. I have it on my xbox one x in case i see a drift on a stick.
this dude looks like he frying the circuit board as he solders it makes me nervous to even try
That could just be the flux burning. It's definitely something to be very aware of though. A good principle to go by is "high heat, short contact". You want to melt the solder quickly so that the heat transfer to the rest of the board is limited. There's more to it than that but that's a general idea.
It's the flux burning off. If you want to start doing things like this, you can buy a soldering station like a Weller kit. It regulates the temperature so you don't burn up your tips or burn off the solder pads. A good flux is advisable too to help it stick. One of his joints @8:21 wasn't done correctly near the bottom. Maybe he just didn't see it because he's recording.
Hi. Which temperature on the heat gun do you set?
Your vids have helped me so many times just wanna say thanks dude👍
No prblem, thanks :)
@@XQGaming if I change the spring would I need to calibrate the controller sticks ? Or is that only if I swapped out the whole thumb stick for a new one ?
This is an awesome tutorial, and I love the choice of music as well. XD
I'm used to the XB360 controller so switching to the XB1 controller is too sensitive to me. Thanks!
I sometimes play XB1 at a friend's house and I hate the sticks. Why do companies change what never was broken? Same goes for Sony, the PS3 Domed Sticks were fine, the only thing that needed changing were the Triggers, Bumpers and size of the controller.
@@stoopidhaters Yeah, while the PS2 was one of the top consoles on my favorite list the controllers were too small for my hands. XD
@@stoopidhaters Because money. The new controllers are cheaper to manufacture but still cost the same premium price. That's why I still use the old 360 controllers on PC.
I agree
Harbor Freight sells small side cutters that will nip those solder posts flat as it gets. There real sharp and hard and they nip that post off so the analog almost falls through.
Helpful video. I just replaced my left stick with a PS4 analog and the springs are different and feels very odd to me. Also the analog stick doesn't sit on the motherboard well so I had to shave down the feet. I can save time by replacing the bottom with the original and replace the spring with the original. Essentially I'll be refurbishing the module. Next time I'll be ordering the correct analog stick but now I know how to customize the tension because maybe some ppl like the PS4 tension on the left side
Does the xbox one and the 360 have the same size spring? Can I use your springs for either one? thanks
See this is cool and all like I appreciate what you doing here but when you can just install a elite series 2 thumbstick with adjustable tensioners caps. 120% easier to do that instead
Welcome back my friend ❤❤❤
I use an extended analog stick (I bought knock off modular Elite sticks from ebay) which makes the stick tension very weak due to extra leverage. I don't know which weight to buy. I kinda want the 200gram spring but I have absolutely no idea how stiff it is and I'm worried too heavy of a spring will fatigue my thumb.
A little too much heat on the iron. Overall good work. I subbed lol
Why should i replace the springs? What problem does it solve?
My analogue sticks are as floppy as a condom. Still work though.
Read this n spit my drink out 🤣🤣 @SHIFTY
Shame on Xbox for doing this. The Xbox 360 controllers were much better in this regard.
@@Kreutz cheap parts = faster breaking time
@@Kreutz they cheaped out on the modules so they could compete with Playstation's price. But yes, shame on them. 360 controllers were infinitely better in every way possible
those are cold joints on the soldering.
Yes my soldering iron was not hot enough I need to buy a new one thats gets hotter.
I'm about to buy a bunch of stuff from your store but I gotta know does the xbox one and the 360 have the same size spring? Can I use your springs for either one?
hey, does this remove/reduce the rebound of the analog stick? (releasing the stick causes rebound to the other direction)
Can you make a video showing how to do a series x controller?
Would love to do this to my first gen Elite controller. It is too damn lightweight for me. I love the adjustment on the series 2 but dont want to buy one and then see a gen 3 pop up around Series X launch lol
The series 2 isn't hugely adjustable. The three settings are super light, same as Xbox one controllers, and same as 360 controllers. I honestly wouldn't mind a higher setting which is why I was wondering if this mod would work on the series 2.
is this the reason why the stick gets wobbly and loose? the spring?
the wire cutting part looked sus to me
so I just connected my ps4 controller to my xbox
so if you don't want to take apart your controller maybe just pair a ps4 controller to it
you need a CronusMAX PLUS adapter it should work
damn I tried this and now my controller is broken. physically, it's fine, but the left thumbstick is stuck on the down input so idk if I messed up the solder points or the sensor or idk
perhaps solder two points together? Or swapped the sensors by mistake? If you replaced the sensors with new one it is possible you have to calibrate them shown here czcams.com/video/Uoxz0oHX9TE/video.html&pbjreload=101
*Thanks man that was so helpful....just a question ,how to fix a joystick🕹that doesn't get back to the center when u let go it ???....please answer me😊*
You can try cleaning with alcohol and Q-tips
Love your vids
Thanks!
Can you leave the springs out ?… I want to play drone racing league simulator on Xbox and don’t need the tension
Thanks for the video.
I want to know that the sensor could be remove from the module or not cause my Razer Xbox controller need those sensors for the trigger part.
Absolutely no one needs to be dealing with this honestly
MS makes the base controller weak so people buy an Elite...
Anyone know what gram the stock spring is in the series x controller?
What temp did you use with the air? I used 375 for the iron and that worked fine, a little slow but fine but now I'm afraid I'll burn the thing up if I use the air too hot because 375 ain't working.
Do you sell Xbox One controllers that have already had higher-tension springs retro-fitted?
Thanks
Do you guys do international shipping? I need that sensor but it seems like you guys are in the European area. And i'm in the states.
You can Buy that in AliExpress
Thanks you you, my thumbstick goes all the way to the left and I just wasted $60 on paper weight
I’m assuming the module sensors you used to replace the old ones are better. Why is the sensor having 3 rings better than the ones with 2 rings?
I don’t know if I will get a reply on this but I broke just the long grey piece that the joy stick slide on to is there anyway to just change that long grey piece or do I have to change the whole thing
Like in 4:50
@@daytonemmett5152 replace the whole thumbstick, happens on everyone of my pads
Wouldn't it be way easier to just switch the whole analog stick out?
Of course its easier analog stick cost $2
Do you know why whenever I move my joystick up it makes a weird cracking noice but still works
Is broken you need a new stick
Ordered stiffer springs like 5 months ago.... still waiting
Did you get a tracking number? If you didn't you might as well be flushing that money down the drain
I found a reddit post that stated the springs here are 3/16" for the outer diameter. Is that correct? Also, what does the weight in grams refer to? The minimal resistance needed to move the spring?
I have a broken post on the thumb stick, what do you recommend ? , changing the whole thing or buy the spare and just replace the post ?
And what brand is better or host as oem ? Trying to find one decent but most reviews say replacements are trash
Dang you got to remove the joystick module to change the springs out well that’s beyond my experience
What type solder and temperature do you use??
tin lead 63/37 with resin core 2% but you will be fine with almost any type of solder, I also use solder flux and temp is around 450/500 C
Is it possible to clean and lube the old sensors with a 50% 91 Percent Isopropyl Alcohol (which is non conductive)/50% Extra Virgin Olive Oil (which is also non conductive) solution kinda like how I do with my Braun Series 5 shaver and my 120 mm PC Case fans, or are the sensors just dead lol?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there wouldn't be any issues doing this same thing with these same replacement parts on a Xbox Elite v1 controller would there?
I live im Brazil and for me it would be cheaper to order a spring here than from the website in the description. But therefore I need the diameter of the material, the diameter of the spring(inside ou outside) and the length of the spring. Can anybody help me ? I have no idea where to get these informations from
The loose head head phone jack came with my NEW Xbox x bundle! Did I receive a faulty bundle?!?!?!
Do those springs same size or would work with ps4
How do you no it’s just the thumb sticks ? I was ordering the module the thumbstick sits on. Or that click you get when playing with a broken thumbstick is that a sign it’s just that ?
I have a question I saw another video def not as good as yours but he was saying that to change out the analog u have to calibrate the new one I didn't see you do that so is it necessary?
how is this compared to just lowering your sensitivity? i plan on buying the elite v2
Had a very interesting question and I was hoping you could help. To make a long story short i just put xbox one elite controller sticks into my gamecube controller and for the most part they fit. However, the bottom of the hood on the new sticks is getting caught on the green sensor housing causing it to not register right and down inputs almost at all. Is it possible to remove the sensor housing entirely or is it absolutely neccessary for it to keep the sensor in place. Can you think of any solutions to this problem? Ive also considered getting a needle and applying glue to the tip and putting that one the inside of the sensor so that when placed back on the analog box, it would still be able to spin and move but just not have the green housing impeding motion. Thank you for your time.
Will you upload a tutorial to repair the noise of vibrating motors?
thanks for the info
how gram is the perfect to shooters?
Would I be able to do this with an elite series 2 controller? I'm guessing the mechanism is the same?
What is the grey plastic bit on the side of the joystick. Mine came off and broke..
replace the whole thumbstick, happens on everyone of my pads
Would it be fine to just leave the vibrator motors off?
just got my springs after a month of waiting and they are too big and dont fit
Hi bro, xbox one thumb module is same with ps4 right ??.
Bcs in my country only sell ps4 thumb module replacement
I have a PowerA controller. Do you think I can change the spring the same way?
If i go to the trouble of taking off the joystick then i would put a new one in they are dirt cheap on ebay
how you gonna calibrate it? Or do you mean you are also going to swap the pots over to a new one.
What spring comes in xbox controllers normally? Also which one would you recommend for FPS games? Looking to get more control when aiming so I need a stronger spring I think. I didn't think there would be so many options though. Lastly what is the benefit of 3 rings on the sensor over 2 rings?
75 grams. Is same as dualshock4 thumbstick tension, but Sony made their thumbstick shorter, so it feels harder to push, you can change it to 80 grams to make it feels similar. I recommend you use 100 grams for better aim.
About the ring things? IDK
Hi do you no if they are the same in the razed controller
How can I adjust the pressing tension of the sticks? I want them soft to press like the PS4 controllers.
Once you remove or touch them You would need to recalibrate/ reprogram the analog joystick..
How does one do that?
@@Kreutz connect it to your laptop
Would these springs work with any joystick module (360, PS2)?
Can I pay you to perform this service on my Razer Wolverine Ultimate controller
Make a vid of making r2 and l2 in to tactile button so it isn't mushy
Have to wait for those buttons but is planned
Thanks I hope this vid comes out soon
4:27
Thank you so much
the springs in your store. is the XB1 analog stick spring 6. Standard + 80 Gram mean that it is 155 grams?
is there not a spring that is comparable to the xbox 360 model?
I call it standard + as in a little over standard but I will see if I can adjust it. I dont know the tension of the 360 controller, I will write it down and see if I can add it in the future.
@@XQGaming ok, because the majority of the springs seem to be less tension, not more, which seems odd because most complaints are that its already too loose
@@adamtasma13 Yes I have to wait for other sizes to arrive so I can add them to my website. I know what you mean :)
did you cut the wires or something??
oh cool, I thought I had to buy a elite.
Replaced it and now it won’t stop going to the left
Where can I get new springs?
Will installing a spring with less tension, smoothen joystick transitions from left to right or up and down? At the moment the xbox joystics feel like the center point is too "clunky or sticky" its like i have to fight the centern point to get from side to side...not smooth at all!
How tf do I remove it
Does anyone know what the tension is on a PS3 controller?
Anyone knows if the whole analog stick module is the same for the normal controller and the elite? I need to replace the Elite one but I cannot find the replacement part for it. Maybe someone can help me with a link too? Thank you so much :)
Have the same problem, did you find a solution?
Can you sell my one of these boards with lighter springs in it ?
Please can you tell me what cause's the joy stick to drift ?
You gotta remove a plastic piece that’s suppose to help the analog stick but it pushes it and makes it drift... there’s a couple videos that’ll show you if you type in (xbox one controller drift)
How much the hot air pressure and degree ? And the iron too ?
That's what I need to know, I have a 250 dollar scuf broken down and apart and am searching through the comments to see what temp he used on the air. I've already desoldered just need to blow it out lol
@@thepooraxispeakforthepoors4724 hahahah I know now use 250 degree with 3 pressure if you are beginning this
Do u really need ur vibration monotors
I’m not doing all this work
Please someone respond what does a broken Tension do to the controller I need to know and also I feel like the only person with this problem
Hello 1 month late but whatever if it’s broken tends to never reset its original position but that’s either stickiness in the joystick section or broken spring(this is very very unlikely) this video is mainly if you want to replace you’re spring for less or more(mainly this option) for a competitive edge for say the aiming the joystick(right one) cuz the more tension the more precise you are with aiming. Understandable?
kurtis howard yeah you can fix it doing what this video is showing you and you could add more tension at the same time for better aiming.
*seeing cold joints*
Me : **sigh**
Everything is out of stock :(
Is this the same process for an Elite controller?
Little risky bud
Uhhh, you know, a new controller isn’t THAT expensive.
Corazom
If only it wasn't sped up. I would like a more detailed tutorial on actually opening up the module.
why does this music... make me feel like.. i've seen god?
jk
Anyone know the factory spring
Looks like it's 60g, according to this site: battlebeavercustoms.com/collections/xboxone-replacement-parts/products/xboxone-replacement-thumbstick-mechanism?variant=881743039
You don't need to recalibrate the module after unsoldering it an taking it apart?!
Will this work for the Xbox elite controller
HazyGoHard you can change the tension on them without taking it apart
Josh Foulkes how?
Rondo101 Xbox waiit never mind im thinking of the newer s2 version but if it works the same just lift the thumbsticks off and use the key that came with it to tighten it
Josh Foulkes yep, knew about the new one. Weighing up getting the v2 vs changing the spring on my old one. Invalidates the warranty though and mine is only 9 months old. V2 will allow you to tension up to 360 controller stiffness. Not sure what equivalent spring that is though.
Rondo101 Xbox yeah seems a bit pointless, if youre really desperate you could get foam stick rings to add resistance. I wanna get the new pad but it will make my bank account dry😂
Can this be done to the elite series 2?
Do I have to smolder it
@@yngcapalot2548 What?
Do I have to put that gooey hot stuff on it when I put the joystick back in?
Suska In order for it to make a secure electrical connection, yes you will have to solder it. You have to de-solder it to get the joysticks off in the first place so it’s just the same process in reverse. Soldering isn’t very difficult, I’d encourage you to try if you’re interested, though you should practice on something less expensive first. Also, it’s not gooey, it’s molten metal.
Where could I get molten metal
You know what I think I'll just buy another controller