Fanatec Clubsport pedals PU foam question
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Is it possible to have all A50? The stock is already hard enough for me, and don't need the 60 & 70. Or perhaps, are we able to just get a couple of A50s on their own.
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GEO147
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Be interested to hear how others have used these. Are we still to use the metal bar? Using the bottom pin on pedal for longest travel? et etc
I tried using the lightest A60 rod with pedal set on last slot and it was still really really stiff.
I tried a combination of two rubber rods and I had play, but I didnt try moving the pin up a slot on the pedal, may be that would have removed the slop. Any advice would be appreciated as I am struggling to get the pedal feeling right. I want some travel with a medium-firm feel.
I tried using the lightest A60 rod with pedal set on last slot and it was still really really stiff.
I tried a combination of two rubber rods and I had play, but I didnt try moving the pin up a slot on the pedal, may be that would have removed the slop. Any advice would be appreciated as I am struggling to get the pedal feeling right. I want some travel with a medium-firm feel.
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I see. Just for feedback, how did you find them? Were they much better, firmer than the stock PU foams that were mushy?
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GEO147
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Yeah I got mine from eBay cheap. But they fell apart very quickly. I think I had them set up too stiff so was pressing very hard. I broke a couple load cells too. My personal opinion would be setting it up with a soft rubber for better modulation or getting new Pu foam
But if you want firm then yes the rods certainly are firm.
But if you want firm then yes the rods certainly are firm.
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Relisted here:
Fanatec Clubsport Pedal V1 V2 CSR Elite PU Foam Replacement Kit (6 PU rods) | eBay
These replaces the existing Fanatec brake pedal PU foam. Don't stress you load cell too much either! We tested the springs in every pedal set, stress test them for months, with no visible wear or tear or change in the hardness.
www.ebay.com
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