For those asking about measurements: it’s basically any spring that has an outside diameter that fits inside the main brake spring and can still move freely - you can eyeball this. The thing to pay attention to is wire thickness (thicker = stiffer) and how many coils it has (less coils = more stiff). From the video, it looks like the wire diameter is 3mm, which should be very close to the wire diameter of the main spring. Playing around with spring length, washers, and wire diameter will fine tune the brake feel. The washers themselves don’t add stiffness, it just changes the amount of force required for the inner spring to start to compress when load is applied while you brake. Hope that helps!
A little hole for a safety pin at the end of the heavy spring guide rod would go a long way (just to keep it from falling inside when tilting the whole pedal assembly upside down)
Please list and link parts. Idk how many people are gonna want to try your method if you dont give them the resources then just say its online somewhere haha
Really nice bro! I also have the AXS True Brake and while it works, it’s WAYYY too hard to press! I like your method much better! May I ask where to buy the smaller inner spring? I’d like to try this 😀
You can buy softer springs off axc-sim, they used to come with a 100% spring...but now offer sever different ones for a 5a. I've got the 60% spring in the pedal and a 40% coming too
@@xeenon Was genau möchtest du denn kaufen? Das fertige Teil? Das bekommst du hier: www.axc-sim.com/product/brake-pedal-mod-for-logitech-g29-g920-g27-g25-pedals/ die Website kannst du mit Google Chrome ins deutsche übersetzen.
@@UlfKlose wow danke dir. Eine fertige Lösung, die auch gewiss funktioniert ist mir am liebsten. Ich schaue es mir an (und werde vermutlich eins bestellen).
For those asking about measurements: it’s basically any spring that has an outside diameter that fits inside the main brake spring and can still move freely - you can eyeball this. The thing to pay attention to is wire thickness (thicker = stiffer) and how many coils it has (less coils = more stiff). From the video, it looks like the wire diameter is 3mm, which should be very close to the wire diameter of the main spring. Playing around with spring length, washers, and wire diameter will fine tune the brake feel. The washers themselves don’t add stiffness, it just changes the amount of force required for the inner spring to start to compress when load is applied while you brake. Hope that helps!
We need a full parts list.. this is useful and not at the same time
Agreed. Links to all the parts would be insanely helpful, as well as sizing information, tension information for the springs, etc.
Can you list the exact measurements for the parts somewhere? I'd love to build this.
I've made this mod in the afternoon after watch your video and that's awesome! very cheap and now the feedback of brake it's more realistic...thx you
A little hole for a safety pin at the end of the heavy spring guide rod would go a long way (just to keep it from falling inside when tilting the whole pedal assembly upside down)
You can get rid of the shitty deadzone in GTS by using a GIMX adapter
I have inherited the pedal from Chris Aaron and it works awesome. I made some minor adjustments to my liking and it works just awesome.
thanks for this great tutorial but may i know which spring to use? Thank you so much
Id do this if I had a list of where to purchase these and weigh my options for time vs expense
Still going to need the linear usb cable to bypass the firmware curve.
Hye bro, would u provide the diameter for the inner spring?
Please list and link parts. Idk how many people are gonna want to try your method if you dont give them the resources then just say its online somewhere haha
What's the diameter of the small spring?
Really nice bro! I also have the AXS True Brake and while it works, it’s WAYYY too hard to press! I like your method much better! May I ask where to buy the smaller inner spring? I’d like to try this 😀
You might be able to get it off Amazon. Just look up compression springs. Hope it helps!
You can buy softer springs off axc-sim, they used to come with a 100% spring...but now offer sever different ones for a 5a. I've got the 60% spring in the pedal and a 40% coming too
Nice parts.. I will cooy that parts. 😁😁i will make a diy. Its so expensive.
My English is very poor. I didn't understand anything :(
It seems this is what I am looking for. Where I can buy this?
Many thanks for your video
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@@UlfKlose leider nein. Hab es mittlerweile aufgegeben.
@@xeenon Was genau möchtest du denn kaufen? Das fertige Teil? Das bekommst du hier: www.axc-sim.com/product/brake-pedal-mod-for-logitech-g29-g920-g27-g25-pedals/ die Website kannst du mit Google Chrome ins deutsche übersetzen.
@@UlfKlose wow danke dir. Eine fertige Lösung, die auch gewiss funktioniert ist mir am liebsten. Ich schaue es mir an (und werde vermutlich eins bestellen).
@@xeenon Sehr gerne. Meiner ist heute angekommen, hing rund zwei Wochen im Zoll fest. Morgen erfolgt der erste Test, bin schon gespannt.
So which kit is best and where do I buy it from?
Looks very stiff…