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Thanks mate. Hell yeah !!

@@n1ghteng4le hell yeah !!

It is for iRacing. But could be adapted for other sims. The car data and track data would need to be updated

Yes. I did sell the wheel.

Excellent idea. I have had the VRs pedals and they are also excellent. A friend of mine in my team has them and he added the haptic and said it was a game changer for him.

@@amigoz3201 yeah it works well

Yes. Having it on in both windows and iracing gives the best image. But at a fairly big fps loss.

Awesome :)

Fcore for comfort and adjustable button cap stickers for me is the better option. But very personal choice

@@Crispy.iRacing thanks for the help. I like the thumb rotary encoders on the F Core too.

Thanks mate!!

@@Crispy.iRacing I saw that you changed vision by removing the part with the steering wheel, why? I’ve created several masks based on the categories I use, but every now and then I wonder if it’s worth it for those few views I make, unfortunately simracing is going back a bit into the niche phase as before covid.

@@zazadj1just experimenting with different ideas. I kinda like the look of being able to see my real wheel but it does mean you can’t see the in car dash. Always there are compromises. My other wheel has a dash which makes it look more better but I like switching up the wheels from time to time.

@@zazadj1 but in this case the camera on my wheel just failed to work for some reason. So that’s why the wheel did not show up. The video of my race last night however that I just uploaded it worked as intended.

Yeah no funky switch for some is a big issue. For some reason it does not bother me. I had the early version of that rexing. Very comfortable wheel.

Lol thats prolly the biggest pro for me, as if someone in this price range doesnt have a button box... especially on a replica I think funky switches are pretty stupid. I would probably still choose vpg tho just cause 700€ extra just for a porsche logo is insane. Then again I know people who own the PSE so I guess these are still cheap in comparison😂

Thanks mate !!

Agreed. New ascher has encoders in a better location

Hey Liam, All good mate...we are allowed to have different points of view. Glad you love your sc pedals, as the are a great addition to any rig. Just to comment on the points you made. 1. "you cannot push past the simucube abs" I am not entirely sure what you mean by this, so perhaps I am misinterpreting your point. But you can continue to increase brake pressure once abs engages and thus push past it. So likely you meant something else. 2. "Haptic is an add on & not within the pedal" Yes this is true it is an add on. But I am not sure why that is an issue here if I still get informed at the same time that the abs is activated? I too have been forturnate like you to have a number of high end pedals like the HE ultimates, Asetek Hydraulics, Simtage Hydraulics, VRS, Simucube just to name a few. (I think I have a problem lol). So our experience with pedals seems similar. I will add that the ABS in the simcube is a little better than the simagic haptic in two ways. 1. It has more control over the actual feeling in terms of it's intensity. 2. Rarely but it does happen.... less than 1% of the time, the simagic haptic will vibrate even when I am not applying pedal pressure. This sometimes would happen as I take t1 and nurburgring GP for example, but only 1% of the time. Also I have not had this happen at any other tracks. This could mean that the API used by simucube is different than the API used by simhub. But in terms of 99% of the time the abs vibration enagement starts and stops at the same when I compared then side by side in real time on my rig. I would drive with my left foot on the pedal with the haptic so I could feel the abs enagement while I right foot braked using the SC pedal, so that I could see if there was a delay in the ABS engagment on the haptic compared to the SC ABS enagement start and end. I could detect no real difference in response times. So yeah, the ABS feeling is a little better in SC than the haptic, as it is stronger, and slightly more variable in it's intensity, but for me I still get the same information about the ABS engagement from both, and there is not additional delay that I can feel with the haptic over the SC. Now of course there are many other benefits to the SC pedal such as customization of the feel like no other pedal on the market being to me the more important value proposition it provides, As such for sure the SC pedal has the ability to make any buyer happy with the way it feels. For me I am lucky that the HE Ultimate+ feels the way I want a pedal to feel and it also has enough adjustments to make most happy. Since that video I have sold my SC pedals, as for me they did not represent enough incrimental value for the money, and I was often a little quicker (like a tenth, so hard to concluded with certainty) with my HE Ultimate+ with haptics than I was with the sc pedals. I think that has more to do with me running a soft pedal (37kg) as the SC pedal mechanism just does not allow the pedal to move as freely or smoothly, so the SC pedal as much as I tried could not give me the pedal feel I got from the HE ultimates at the low pedal pressures I run. At pressures above 50kg I don't think that would be an issue. So for me there was just not the value proposition, but for many including yourself there is of course a value proposition. I will say these are subjective opinions like anyones opinion on these pedals, and different people will have different conclusions based on their personal experience. But since I had the opportunity to do a comparison that perhaps not many people are fortunate enough do do, I thought it would be worth while to share even if others may have different views. I have not seen another video where someone does a direct comparison so I thought it could help. Anyway. Enjoy your awesome pedals mate.

Possible but not easy as there are differences

lol...thought I would give them a short trial :) I know ...very bad pun.

I don't seem to feel any difference in intensity from the haptic like I do in the SC when abs is engaged. I do feel a different intensity on the haptic when I use the wheel locking instead of the abs however.

Thanks I think I need to look again in the simhub settings. It’s impressive to get that much detail from this

Thanks mate. Yeah I think for most this will be useful to modify a paid setup to suit your driving.

Awesome. Thanks mate

The rocket style switches are not actually for shifting. They are just switches. But I hear you. I don’t like rocker style either. The good news there are a lot of wheels out there with smaller screens for sure. :)

@Crispy.iRacing oh alright thats cool then. Didn't know about the shifters thanks!

Yeah maybe or maybe he just was not expecting me to be there. Hard to know for sure perhaps. Shit happens. :). But I hear you.

Yeah. Good point. We all make mistakes but if we can’t acknowledge them we never improve.

Good point re the blue car

Hell yeah.

Yeah. I listed the sc for sale a few days ago

Thanks...Makes sense, as the HE software does not show pedal travel distance. Cheers.

So sorry to hear about your hip mate. That kind of chronic pain is tough to deal. Hopefully you can find relief through surgery. I am no doctor but maybe better to do as I do and switch to not using the affected foot for you sim and just do the rehab or surgery. Having said that yeah I did find the sc pedal was nice in its flexibility of adjustments for finding a pedal Pressure that worked better with my left foot. In the end I still don’t use my affected foot for braking yet instead I right foot brake for now. I decided to still use a soft pedal for my right foot as I did not want to damage the a change on my right foot.

You might be right but it is my understanding that sc is using a different api than apps like simhub. The api that simhub uses is the standard public one that all apps use and it has the stand telemetry data updated 60 times per second. In the sc discord the sc staff like Mika say that iRacing does not include wheel lock or tire slip in their api yet simhub seems to have that telemetry data. So either they are using different apis or simhub is somehow guessing based on other available telemetry data that there is wheel lock or tire slip.

They are fully compatible with Simhub either justing the simagic controller or your own amplifier.

I didn't know simagic had an active pedal.

Thanks mate!!!! Feels good to hear that you enjoy the reviews!! Interesting about using springs vs elastomers. At least one guy on our team does that with his HE ultimates...and he also prefers the spring approach. As always everything is personal in terms of what we like. What springs do you use. Interesting your run at 36kg :)

@@Crispy.iRacing I'd like to know about the spring mod as well.

Thanks mate. Glad you got some value from the review! Cheers

Yeah like you I always seemed to prefer the harder pedal. I used to run 65kg to 75kg range. Softer just felt harder to have a feel for the lower brake pressures. However when I was forced to go softer I was able to adapt. It did take me about a month or two to get back up to speed but eventually I was just as quick and now a hard pedal feels strange to me. The point is for me I just got used to the softer pedal. Plantar tears or the lesser plantar fasciitis are common in runners as it comes mainly from over use. I hope you never have to experience it.

You people have monster legs or something?

Yeah I agree

Both lift the pedal but yeah thr sc much more so. Not sure if good or bad tbh like you

Thank you for the experiment, it’s very useful!

Yeah. Re my plantar tear, keeping moving is really important as you say for the healing. It’s been four months of exercises and stretching daily so far and it is improving slowly. Sorry to hear about your injuries. Glad you were able to get used to a softer brake as I have. I just wish I had never tried to use a hard brake which caused my issues. But with the amount of driving I was doing over the past few years I determinedI was hitting the brake approx 4k times per week so it makes sense that my old ass body said yep that’s enough :). lol.