GTFREAK
congratulations and good luck!
Thanks!
congratulations and good luck!
Nice interview with Barry!
I reckon I can order these and get them past my wife without her noticing ................... or maybe not. Fantastic product at the price point.
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For the connection with the steering wheel, it is via usb?
Engineering solutions to improve the product and output is always good. I've still got my eyes (all 4 of them) on your pedals, having to replace my wheel has just put a purchase back a bit. But by the sounds of it - you don't have a shortage of customers at all. Keep posting the videos and pictures, every one of them helps sell the product.
Recently purchased these and so far can only say good things about the pedals and the service from Proto Simtech. I had quite a good time installing adjusting and calibrating. The how to videos are highly recommended befors starting adjustments.
My rig is a Vision Racer3 so pedal placement took a little work but turned out beautifully. Photos of G27 pedals fitted before replacement.
The pedals are everything I hoped they would be thankyou Proto Simtech
Why is that?Some advice though though, be sure not to turn this into a Heusinkveld copy
I really like how you continue to improve your design with cost effectiveness in mind.
The new mounting plates don't look like they are flush with the bottom of the pedals anymore. Are you going
to provide spacers to fill out this small gap? Have you tested overtightening the bolts on the mounting plates?
It'd suck if they end up bent because of said gap when trying to mount the pedals securely .
2 things....
1) If you bend those tabs when bolting down the pedals, you're bolting them down waaaaay too hard. If you watched the video, you'll notice that the tabs don't even move when I use the pry bar to bend the bolt.
2) We're going to provide you with spacers ;-) No worries, we got you covered ;-)
...We're also having to deal with an increase in aluminum prices. The price of aluminum is out of our control, and as you know, our pedals are 90% aluminum. This means we have to pay for it, no matter what it costs. We've actually been dealing with this since we began production on batch #2, but we held off on the price increase as long as we possibly could.
At some point, we may decide to reduce the price of our pedals again
You are right Chris, a decision has been made. I've opted out, thanks for your clear stream of information along the way