Club Sport pedal brake stop

GTFREAK

Does anyone know what type of material is being used inside the brake pedal between the small metal rod and the larger rod that connects to the pedal? It appears to be some sort of white high density foam or something and feels like rubber almost. However, I don't believe it's rubber. It's made from some other material, but I have no idea what it is.

Anyone have a clue?
 
It is some sort of high density foam. That is what's in my csp tuning kit anyways.
 
GTFREAK said:
Does anyone know what type of material is being used inside the brake pedal between the small metal rod and the larger rod that connects to the pedal? It appears to be some sort of white high density foam or something and feels like rubber almost. However, I don't believe it's rubber. It's made from some other material, but I have no idea what it is.

Anyone have a clue?
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PU-Foam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyurethane
 
Spadge said:
PU-Foam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyurethane
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I don't believe it's your run of the mill polyurethane foam that you can get at any hardware store in a spray can. It must be some sort of high or medium density stuff that doesn't break down under pressure. I know the chamber is somewhat closed, but if it were just some low grade stuff, I think it would be pulverized when you hit the brakes.

I need to know exactly what kind it is. There are a lot of different types, I'm sure.
 
GTFREAK said:
I don't believe it's your run of the mill polyurethane foam that you can get at any hardware store in a spray can. It must be some sort of high or medium density stuff that doesn't break down under pressure. I know the chamber is somewhat closed, but if it were just some low grade stuff, I think it would be pulverized when you hit the brakes.

I need to know exactly what kind it is. There are a lot of different types, I'm sure.
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"Realistic brake pedal dampening created by special PU foam made in Germany and used in the car industry in shock absorbers. Ultra strong and smooth."

I dunno, you could always ask Fanatec what they use.
 
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