Throttle and Clutch Pedal Tuning Most People Skip
Throttle and clutch tuning is the pedal work almost everyone skips, and it quietly costs corner-exit speed and clean starts. The throttle needs a linear,...
Category: Brake Pedal Tuning & Mods
How to Brace Pedals So Hard Braking Doesn’t Move Them
Your pedals move under hard braking because the force you apply — often 40 kg or more — exceeds what the mount and frame can...
Hydraulic vs Load Cell Brake: The Diminishing-Returns Verdict
For the vast majority of sim racers, a hydraulic brake is not worth the money over a well-tuned load cell. Hydraulics deliver a genuinely more...
DIY Brake Pedal Mods That Actually Help
The DIY brake mods that actually help are the ones your foot can feel: retrofitting a load cell to a travel-based pedal, building a progressive...
Elastomer Stacks Explained: Tuning Brake Pedal Feel
An elastomer stack is the set of rubber and polyurethane bumpstops behind a load-cell brake pedal that shapes how the pedal feels — how far...
Brake Pedal Curve Tuning for Consistent Threshold Braking
A brake curve maps how the force on your pedal becomes brake input in the sim. Linear is 1:1 and the right default; a progressive...
Load Cell Brake Force: How Many Kilograms Should You Set?
Set your load-cell brake so 100% braking lands at a peak force you can hit hard but still modulate precisely — for most drivers that’s...
Sim Racing Brake Pedal Tuning: The Complete Guide
Your brake pedal is the single most tunable thing on a sim rig, and almost nobody touches it. Swap a travel-based pedal for a tuned...