cabanatuan Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:49

wow those pedals look better then the ones on my car LMAO

jabski Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:49

Looks really nice. Thanks for the pics

tuttonp Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

Have you added the oil to the brake reservoir??, helps make it a bit more progressive.

Jamezinho Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

Yes, as per instructions.

Sebastalona Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

Maybe just need time to break in mate, coupled with the perceived difference between your old pedals?

Giving them a run out tonight?

Jamezinho Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. I've only had about an hour with them so far and they are really good. I can lock up under braking but it needs a real stamp to do it, which I guess is more realistic.

Going to be on this afternoon.

Sebastalona Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

Does the dial on the brake have actual numbers to enable you to see what they are set at?

Jamezinho Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

Yes, load cell sensitivity goes from 0-10. I leave it at ten as anything lower feels impossible to reach 100% braking in the Fanatec driver software.

IRobot Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:50

You probably never need to press the brake 100% on a sim racing game.

I got it set to 8 on my csr elite pedals. A relaxed but firm press gives me about 75% brake and in an emergency a hard press gives about 90% brake.

Jamezinho Publish time 27-11-2019 05:38:51

Yep, that's true. Your load cell sounds about the same as mine. I just can't work out how anyone uses the low sensitivities. The braking force of each car can be adjusted in-game so I guess that's another factor to consider.

I'm very pleased with my CSPv2's. Not suggesting there is anything wrong with them, rather it's a big step forward over non-load cell brake pedals for realism.
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