pedal purchase help

[glegster1]

let's start off with my meaningful point on budget of 700usd...
you can go over, but try to keep it close to the original money misers goal and black Friday deals are welcomed, as well as lower then budget is welcomed too much.
so here is the deal:
i am a money miser that tends to want something that won't break the bank, but also tried and true to last. so i will spend more if i have to with miser tranquility. so i tend to be more picky...
requirements:
no fluid hydraulics
only need a gas and break as i will be semi auto
a base plate so i can put it on the floor under my desk(must be included in the price and not additional to my original quote)
longevity (also down the road longevity on availability to service warn parts)
no bass shakers needed
universally adaptable to any type of vehicle
and one we all strive for is utmost realism
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P.S have fun don't hurt yourself

P.P.S this should finish the job:

https://www.amazon.com/PEIN-Pedal-Mount-UPGRADED-simulator-Accessories/dp/B0BT15N2V9

 

[Michael Krone]

Maybe check out those new Simagic pedals. P500 I believe.

 

[blekenbleu]

Sim Lab Pedal Set XP1 Loadcell​

@chepilevski has credibility..​

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[stigs2cousin]

You have noticed the " must lay under my desk" part?

The XP1s are well reviewed pedals, but I doubt they can be set soft enough to work without being hardmounted to a rig.
I think that because they are shipped with only two elastomers, medium and hard.

Heusinkveldt Sprints can be set quite soft with the included elastomers, but I doubt they would work just laying under a desk.
At least not without a bigger baseplate that is fixed to the chair.

 

[glegster1]

You have noticed the " must lay under my desk" part?

The XP1s are well reviewed pedals, but I doubt they can be set soft enough to work without being hardmounted to a rig.
I think that because they are shipped with only two elastomers, medium and hard.

Heusinkveldt Sprints can be set quite soft with the included elastomers, but I doubt they would work just laying under a desk.
At least not without a bigger baseplate that is fixed to the chair.

i will attach it to this:

https://www.amazon.com/PEIN-Pedal-Mount-UPGRADED-simulator-Accessories/dp/B0BT15N2V9

 

[blekenbleu]

The XP1s are well reviewed pedals, but I doubt they can be set soft enough

Most pedals work with `C:\Windows\SysWOW64\joy.cpl`,
which enables setting any peak force limit within brakes' range.
Compared to pedals' cost, a few additional elastomers and springs should not break the bank.

 

[stigs2cousin]

i will attach it to this:

https://www.amazon.com/PEIN-Pedal-Mount-UPGRADED-simulator-Accessories/dp/B0BT15N2V9

I personally would still take care that the pedals you get can be set quite softly.
I don´t think this would work with the usual 30-80KGs of brake pressure.