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When they came out, the Simsonns were better than the already excellent Simjacks. Now Simjack have leap-frogged over Simsonn. I suspect that Simsonn will try and improve their model. The real winners are us the buyers.
@Niodium why do you say that? I'm looking to buy one of these right now. From my understanding the simsonns have the bearings that simjacks don't have. And their software seems to be better?
@@chrisperez3552 tell me you didnt pay any attention to the video without saying you paid no fucking attention to the video xD @niodium i got the simsonns as the bearings, more inputs on the box and price was better at the time but i think id take the sj ut today. that being said the huesinkveld ut upgrade is meant to work on both the older sj and current simsonns so maybe @simracingcorner can get the upgrade and tell us if the box, software and end user exp of the huesinkveld ut upgrade is worth it. gets you access to their software too.
Looks like the Simsonns now sell as Pro Plus and have changed elastomers to almost the same as the UT/Ultimate. They now have the 80 and 90 green and blue ones, but come with the reds installed. Very good and funny that these two companies really improve each other every few months. Edit: Looks like they have beefed up the load cell mounting plates as well
I actually prefer the red with the yellow spring. It gives great sports car feel without being overly hard. Going as hard as you can, just because, doesn't make sense to me when in most vehicles that we drive we have softer brake pedals (also G forces that help when stopping that's not present when using a sim).
@@Niodium i see the poit but i had to revert to a softer brake cause it was hurting my feet.. resulted in much better trail braking though as i find it easier with more travel
I have been into these pedals for months now looking for them and i really like that from Generation to Generation they get something new (Colors, Elastomers, new Mounting, Controller Box, etc.) even if its just a „china product“ this is some of the fastest and most useful product development I’ve ever seen👀
Let me know if you ever want to review ours. We are manufactured by Simjack but have in-house quality control. I personally adjust and make changes to the pedal for better overall performance.
I have the Simrui to pedals, updated to the latest version with bearings and the new control box with the new software, in my opinion they are now top quality, they have no play and the software is very good, they also have the largest diameter elastomers, recommended buy if you find them at better price than the simjack
£15 difference between the 2 currently. I got my Simsonn Pro before the UT's came out. If buying now, yes, I'd probably pay the extra £15 for the Simjacks but I'm not unhappy with the Simsonn pedals at all.
I was trying to decide between these pedals since the simmson are $20 cheaper than the simjacks, but between the EMI issues and the inferior rubbers on the simmsons I decided to go with the simjacks. Thanks!
There's Simruito pedals. And they have thicker metal plate on brake pedal as well. I just bought 3 pedals from them WITH metal plates for 110$, it's like stupid cheap now during aliexpress event with all discounts and promo codes. So now, as far as I can tell, Simjacks are the best on ali quality wise, they have more thicker plates and maybe better elastomers. Simruito is at second quality wise. Price\Quality wise they're by far on the first place. And Simsonn on third because of same elastomers and thin metal plates on brake pedal. That metal plate is kinda big deal, because a lot of people had problem with that plate bending on stiff brake in early simjacks. But. Simruito pedals are like 1\2-1\3 of simjacks price. So you can buy 3 simjack pedals OR you can buy 3 simruito pedals + metal baseplate + Heusinkveld Elastomer Kit with definitely "the best" elastomers and still have 100$ to spare. And if you add like 70$, you can go for simagic haptics for 2 pedals(on ali as well) Here's what I paid. Simruito pedals with baseplate 110$, simagic haptics 165$(2 reactors+control box), for simagic you need psu, but I prefer to diy here with much better meanwell psu for like 20$ (24V 3A), Heusinkveld Elastomer Kit like 30 euro. 110 + 165 + 20 + 30=325. So much stuff for so low price it's not even funny.
You're forgetting the Heusinkveld Ultimate clones. They even come with the same Mavin brand loadcells and German Fibro brand elastomers as the Ultimates. They are a true clone of the Ultimates. They've also been around for years (on AE, EB, etc.) like the other pedals but it seems people only talk about Sim Jack, Simsonn, and SimRuito. I think, technically, they're DT Sim Racing or SimDT or something like that but the listings often don't mention it. I purchased them a couple years back (in black). I also purchased the Heusinkveld Ultimate+ upgrade kit. I then purchased the MRP HE Ultimate+ Brake Spring Upgrade Kit as well as the HRS Big Foot Series HE Ultimate pedal pads.
Would've been nice if this video was out a week ago 🤣🤣 I just got my Simsonn Pros today spent the whole evening trying to get them to feel good, still tweaking with it.
Thanks for the comparison! I think the UTs will be my first loadcell pedals when I upgrade to a wheel stand from my desk. I do wish they would allow the pedals to pivot backwards a bit as they seem almost too straight at their lowest setting.
@@SimRacingCorner Thanks, I never thought about this. This will help me out massively since I never were happy about the angle of the pedals at the lowest setting
You are my favourite SIM racing gear review. You are like that Lidl item that is far better than the Waitrose equivalent 😂. Considering to get the UT as replacement for the T-LCM as apparently the T-LCM gets EM interference from the simagic haptic reactors.
Interesting review. How much of an improvement would the Simjack UT be on the Moza SRPs (with loadcell?). I am thinking of going for it, but worried it will be more of a side-grade rather than upgrade?
using my simjack pro´s about a year now , but i modded them with ballbearings and way better elastomeres & spring , other pedalplate .... so i basicly i had sj ut before they released them xd. only thing i miss is they new controllerbox to use dedicated sj software . maybe i buy it seperately cost 45€ on their homepage although i heavily modded the sjp i never regret to bought them
Thanks for the review. Given the similarities between the two pedal sets, did you happen to try the Simsonn pedals with the Simjack controller box to see if they were picked up? I have the Simsonn pedals and whilst I've managed to dial out the EMI in the software by adjusting the thresholds, with my setup I've never been able to fully do away with it. If the Simjack controller box picks up the Simsonn pedals, I may consider purchasing one.
Have you watched the end of my Simmson Pro review? I do include some advice on EMI. ua-cam.com/video/ZPUvVQ_qq0g/v-deo.htmlsi=D3x7ce4IHONkCLiA&t=709 BTW, the SImJack controller box doesn't recognise the Simsonn pedals. I've tested this.
Nice comparison video, but good news for me as my UT pedals are flying in to the UK as I watched this :) Keeping my fingers crossed I don't get hit by customs as I went with the 3 + gas pistons putting it at the top price (minus pedal plate).
@@magenta8 had the simsonn pro pedals before the simjack uts came out and i DID get charged customs but the funny thing is my button plate didnt get put through customs which was also from simsonn so i think it might just be a guessin game
I have noticed some flex in the loadcell area in your review videos of the Simjack pedals, but I can't tell if that's flex in the pedal or if it's the pedal plate / tray on the rig that is flexing. Can you enlighten me? The Simjack UT's look really good, I'd say it would be quite an upgrade to my Fanatec CSL LC pedals?
Loadcells flex, as that's how they register input. And there's a bit of flex from the sim rig. So that's what you're seeing. There's no flex from the pedal arm or frame. And indeed, they are a significant upgrade over the CSL LC pedals.
Thanks for making this video. I was just about to pull the trigger on the Simpsonn's. But man, I'm glad I saw this. I used to have the old SimJack's and these look better with all the fixes. The software is key. The bigger elastomers like a hell of a lot better. I might source out some other progressive elastomers, have you heard of any other then the 3dRAP's?
The software is basically the same on all of them including the older versions of Sim Jack, Simsonn, and SimRuito and including the original HE Ultimate / Ultimate+ pedals, and the true Ultimate clones sometimes referred to as DT Sim Racing or SimDT (which I have).
@@2ndLastJedi I replaced the SJ pro brake pedal (non UT) with a HE ultimate + break pedal and it is quite marginal except the software part. The spring is shorter (Same now with UT version) and elsatomer harders than non UT SJ pro
Been looking for the same. I hate to admit it but the color is something that is important alongside the other factors. The only reason I havent gone with them just yet. Waiting to see if it comes out.
What is that blue plastic washer you used with the green spring on the simsonn brake pedal? I'm currently switching out the spring but can only find the white washers that held the default spring.
Hi! I bought the newest simruito pedals… its realy simillar to the sinjack ut. It comes with the updated box without the ground cable. But i still have emi issues with the fanatec csl dd… any suggestion
How would you compare these with Heusinkvelt Sprint set? I have Sprints for 5 years now. I feel like I'm maxing out brake as it is limited to 65kg in Sprint pedal. Throttle is still great for me. Heusinkvelt did nothing to upgrade Sprint set all these years. Does chinese companies have better products for less money right now? I think it's a good idea for a video comparison.😉
It would make an interesting video, that's true. I don't have the Sprint pedals, so unfortunately not something I can do. I will say, these are comparable to the old Heusinkveld Pro pedals, as I do have those.
something nobody seems to think about when talking brakes are us scrubs who use folding rigs. i wish i had a profile rig but that wasn't an option at the start of the year for me. it is now but thats another tale. i have to use the red rubbers and yellow spring or my rig tips back. stiffer brakes are also not needed by everyone. the young, females and some lighter men all are better suited to the lighter brake options. now that being said, i am looking to change my rig and will be using the stiffer options then and what i really want to know is. how much better are the huesiunkveld ut upgrades than either of these out the box? are they much like the sj uts now or is the software night and day difference. please consider this for a future vid :)
You clearly lack an understanding of these things. Never mind, I'm not here to argue with you, or even justify my years of experience reviewing sim racing hardware.
There's a new SIMSONN PRO X Pedal available now, an upgrade from SIMSONN PRO, comments from Reddit - 4mm pedal faces (not 3mm) - RGB strips (base strip + strip on each pedal) - New connector box + cpu upgrade(?) + software to control RGB. Probably EMI resistant box with no ground wire required. - New design Larger brake hydraulic rod with 8 gears for tuning resistance, on all purchase options by default. Can no longer buy 3x smaller ones, only 2x to add to clutch/accelerator
Unfortunately, I can't predict the future, a review is based on what I have in front of me at the time. And making a broad statement that I change my opinion on a monthly basis is objectively false, dude!
@@SimRacingCorner Yeah that's fair. I'm a little disappointed I got the simsonns ngl. I especially like that you can change the pedal plate height on those newer simjacks. It confused me that wasn't adjustable on the simsonns.
Don't forget these are the UT ones and not the previous PRO ones - UTs have bearings rather than a rod with brass washer, thicker plates on load cells and a few other things, maybe that was enough to inch it ahead of simsonn. Oh well i've a UT set that arrived this morning so can't wait to try them out.
Dude, lighten up. Clearly he is a detail oriented person who looks at products with a very critical eye. As he said, he can't predict product development or how an untested product will compare to one currently in his possession. Criticism like your is totally unnecessary and tends to dissuade reviewers who do great work on our behalf, to give us useful info for our purchasing choices. Sucks you got a bit caught behind here, but the product you bought is exactly the same one you decided to buy, so there's no reason to get pissy with him when something better comes along.
The Simsonn pedals have brass bushings, the SimJack have plastic bushings. Use these for awhile and you will see the Simjack pedals start to wobble side to side The Simmons pedals stay solid.
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will you make videos ab their wheelbases on aliexpress?
Thanks I got the UT because of the review now I seen this I'm happy with the purchase
When they came out, the Simsonns were better than the already excellent Simjacks.
Now Simjack have leap-frogged over Simsonn.
I suspect that Simsonn will try and improve their model.
The real winners are us the buyers.
@Niodium why do you say that? I'm looking to buy one of these right now. From my understanding the simsonns have the bearings that simjacks don't have. And their software seems to be better?
@@chrisperez3552 tell me you didnt pay any attention to the video without saying you paid no fucking attention to the video xD
@niodium
i got the simsonns as the bearings, more inputs on the box and price was better at the time but i think id take the sj ut today.
that being said the huesinkveld ut upgrade is meant to work on both the older sj and current simsonns so maybe @simracingcorner can get the upgrade and tell us if the box, software and end user exp of the huesinkveld ut upgrade is worth it. gets you access to their software too.
@@chrisperez3552 Those were issues with simjack PROs, UTs fixed them.
@bladypiter sweet. Thanks! So they are essentially the same pedal now right lol
Simsonn Just updated their pedals now
Looks like the Simsonns now sell as Pro Plus and have changed elastomers to almost the same as the UT/Ultimate. They now have the 80 and 90 green and blue ones, but come with the reds installed.
Very good and funny that these two companies really improve each other every few months.
Edit: Looks like they have beefed up the load cell mounting plates as well
@@Spinelli__ Interesting. Where do you find them? I found other sim equipment with the name on aliexpress, but no pedals.
Man this channel is amazing. The content is up there with the best.
Thank you!
I actually prefer the red with the yellow spring. It gives great sports car feel without being overly hard. Going as hard as you can, just because, doesn't make sense to me when in most vehicles that we drive we have softer brake pedals (also G forces that help when stopping that's not present when using a sim).
Yes, I agree with this. I don’t like over stiff brake pedals that seem to be the general preference of reviewers
@@Niodium i see the poit but i had to revert to a softer brake cause it was hurting my feet.. resulted in much better trail braking though as i find it easier with more travel
I have been into these pedals for months now looking for them and i really like that from Generation to Generation they get something new (Colors, Elastomers, new Mounting, Controller Box, etc.) even if its just a „china product“ this is some of the fastest and most useful product development I’ve ever seen👀
Nice comparison, bro.
I always thought these two companies use the exact same supplier and just brand them differently.
I think the better Simjack software should have also got a mention
Why? Everyone uses Freejoy anyway.
One thing I've found with the Simpson ones is that the dampers started leaking after a few months and are now completely useless.
Great reviews! Always have enjoyed watching them.
Let me know if you ever want to review ours. We are manufactured by Simjack but have in-house quality control. I personally adjust and make changes to the pedal for better overall performance.
Certainly. Email me at contact@simracingcorner.com and we can discuss this further. 👍
Simjack needs to have a black version.
I have the Simrui to pedals, updated to the latest version with bearings and the new control box with the new software, in my opinion they are now top quality, they have no play and the software is very good, they also have the largest diameter elastomers, recommended buy if you find them at better price than the simjack
£15 difference between the 2 currently. I got my Simsonn Pro before the UT's came out. If buying now, yes, I'd probably pay the extra £15 for the Simjacks but I'm not unhappy with the Simsonn pedals at all.
I was trying to decide between these pedals since the simmson are $20 cheaper than the simjacks, but between the EMI issues and the inferior rubbers on the simmsons I decided to go with the simjacks. Thanks!
There's Simruito pedals. And they have thicker metal plate on brake pedal as well. I just bought 3 pedals from them WITH metal plates for 110$, it's like stupid cheap now during aliexpress event with all discounts and promo codes.
So now, as far as I can tell, Simjacks are the best on ali quality wise, they have more thicker plates and maybe better elastomers. Simruito is at second quality wise. Price\Quality wise they're by far on the first place. And Simsonn on third because of same elastomers and thin metal plates on brake pedal.
That metal plate is kinda big deal, because a lot of people had problem with that plate bending on stiff brake in early simjacks.
But. Simruito pedals are like 1\2-1\3 of simjacks price. So you can buy 3 simjack pedals OR you can buy 3 simruito pedals + metal baseplate + Heusinkveld Elastomer Kit with definitely "the best" elastomers and still have 100$ to spare. And if you add like 70$, you can go for simagic haptics for 2 pedals(on ali as well)
Here's what I paid. Simruito pedals with baseplate 110$, simagic haptics 165$(2 reactors+control box), for simagic you need psu, but I prefer to diy here with much better meanwell psu for like 20$ (24V 3A), Heusinkveld Elastomer Kit like 30 euro. 110 + 165 + 20 + 30=325. So much stuff for so low price it's not even funny.
You're forgetting the Heusinkveld Ultimate clones. They even come with the same Mavin brand loadcells and German Fibro brand elastomers as the Ultimates. They are a true clone of the Ultimates. They've also been around for years (on AE, EB, etc.) like the other pedals but it seems people only talk about Sim Jack, Simsonn, and SimRuito. I think, technically, they're DT Sim Racing or SimDT or something like that but the listings often don't mention it.
I purchased them a couple years back (in black). I also purchased the Heusinkveld Ultimate+ upgrade kit. I then purchased the MRP HE Ultimate+ Brake Spring Upgrade Kit as well as the HRS Big Foot Series HE Ultimate pedal pads.
Would've been nice if this video was out a week ago 🤣🤣 I just got my Simsonn Pros today spent the whole evening trying to get them to feel good, still tweaking with it.
I have the older simjack pros and use them with an vrs spring but want to try the elasromers so Can you buy the simjack elastomers seperatly
Thanks for the comparison! I think the UTs will be my first loadcell pedals when I upgrade to a wheel stand from my desk. I do wish they would allow the pedals to pivot backwards a bit as they seem almost too straight at their lowest setting.
Actually, if you unscrew angle frame pieces, then turn them the other way around, and reattach. That changes the angle pivot the other way.
@@SimRacingCorner Thanks, I never thought about this. This will help me out massively since I never were happy about the angle of the pedals at the lowest setting
PAY THE CAT TAX!!!!
Also, I orderde Simjack UT's a few days ago, so I was a little concerned when this video came out. Glad I chose right!
You are my favourite SIM racing gear review. You are like that Lidl item that is far better than the Waitrose equivalent 😂.
Considering to get the UT as replacement for the T-LCM as apparently the T-LCM gets EM interference from the simagic haptic reactors.
Yup, that's me! Hunting the middle isle for the bargains! 😂
I ordered the simjack today 2 pedals for £113.. feels like a steal
Question: what type of bearing you find on them? Ball bearings, or brass bushes?
Ball bearings on both.
A question for you which i hope you can share. Will the elastomer and controller box from the Simjack work on the Simsonn pedals?
Elastomers - YES, Controller box - NO.
would you recommend one of these over the new cammus lc100?
Cant wait to get my SimJacks!!!
Interesting review. How much of an improvement would the Simjack UT be on the Moza SRPs (with loadcell?). I am thinking of going for it, but worried it will be more of a side-grade rather than upgrade?
using my simjack pro´s about a year now , but i modded them with ballbearings and way better elastomeres & spring , other pedalplate .... so i basicly i had sj ut before they released them xd.
only thing i miss is they new controllerbox to use dedicated sj software . maybe i buy it seperately cost 45€ on their homepage
although i heavily modded the sjp i never regret to bought them
@@aeppikx there you bought the elestamors and spring
Thanks for the review.
Given the similarities between the two pedal sets, did you happen to try the Simsonn pedals with the Simjack controller box to see if they were picked up? I have the Simsonn pedals and whilst I've managed to dial out the EMI in the software by adjusting the thresholds, with my setup I've never been able to fully do away with it. If the Simjack controller box picks up the Simsonn pedals, I may consider purchasing one.
Have you watched the end of my Simmson Pro review? I do include some advice on EMI. ua-cam.com/video/ZPUvVQ_qq0g/v-deo.htmlsi=D3x7ce4IHONkCLiA&t=709
BTW, the SImJack controller box doesn't recognise the Simsonn pedals. I've tested this.
Great and informative... 👍👍
Thanks 🙂
Nice comparison video, but good news for me as my UT pedals are flying in to the UK as I watched this :) Keeping my fingers crossed I don't get hit by customs as I went with the 3 + gas pistons putting it at the top price (minus pedal plate).
@@DarlyB Please let me know if you get charged any customs fees, im also looking to purchase them!
@@magenta8 had the simsonn pro pedals before the simjack uts came out and i DID get charged customs but the funny thing is my button plate didnt get put through customs which was also from simsonn so i think it might just be a guessin game
@@nxm_bops Ah I see, and when you were charged was it just 20% of the declared value? Which must have been over £135 right?
@@magenta8 i believe it was 20%+£15 so around 65 quid
Good to hear, I was cautious not knowing what I would get stung with in terms of duties and VAT 👍
I have noticed some flex in the loadcell area in your review videos of the Simjack pedals, but I can't tell if that's flex in the pedal or if it's the pedal plate / tray on the rig that is flexing. Can you enlighten me? The Simjack UT's look really good, I'd say it would be quite an upgrade to my Fanatec CSL LC pedals?
Loadcells flex, as that's how they register input. And there's a bit of flex from the sim rig. So that's what you're seeing. There's no flex from the pedal arm or frame. And indeed, they are a significant upgrade over the CSL LC pedals.
The UT elastomers have a smaller inner diameter too right?
Yes. But the rod diameter on both brake pedals is the same.
Thanks for making this video. I was just about to pull the trigger on the Simpsonn's. But man, I'm glad I saw this. I used to have the old SimJack's and these look better with all the fixes. The software is key. The bigger elastomers like a hell of a lot better. I might source out some other progressive elastomers, have you heard of any other then the 3dRAP's?
The software is basically the same on all of them including the older versions of Sim Jack, Simsonn, and SimRuito and including the original HE Ultimate / Ultimate+ pedals, and the true Ultimate clones sometimes referred to as DT Sim Racing or SimDT (which I have).
@@Gamer-sq8vc There was no software for the old version of Sim Jack, I was just DIview and such
There is a new simsonn pro with the ball bearing + 6mm loadcell mounting plate. Will you be getting that as well for comparison?
Maybe not, if that's the only change.
i absolutely do not need to be buying a set of pedals, but i REALLY want to buy the UT's... where does it end
Entering the depths of the sim racing rabbit hole has no end.
@@SimRacingCorner
That's so true. Now i am looking for bass shaker and belt tensioner omg.
Ooooh nostalic about my loving t300 and playseat challenge 😅
Can you buy simubox pedals as well and review?
How do you think these compare to HE Pro pedals? And their elastomers? Build looks so similar haha 😮
@@2ndLastJedi I replaced the SJ pro brake pedal (non UT) with a HE ultimate + break pedal and it is quite marginal except the software part. The spring is shorter (Same now with UT version) and elsatomer harders than non UT SJ pro
Just from your previous reviews, figured the SimJack pedals were better,. But, Can you get them in black?? if so, I can't find them.
SJ are not available in black from anything I have seen.
Been looking for the same. I hate to admit it but the color is something that is important alongside the other factors. The only reason I havent gone with them just yet. Waiting to see if it comes out.
What is that blue plastic washer you used with the green spring on the simsonn brake pedal? I'm currently switching out the spring but can only find the white washers that held the default spring.
This ua-cam.com/video/fHXtSYFEhII/v-deo.htmlsi=vnSPXvFSHtbmqXgK&t=159
@@SimRacingCorner Thanks
Can anyone tell me how noisy these things are in operation?
What about the software and ease of calibration? Identical?
The SimJack software is a bit more user-friendly.
Freejoy is better than any of the included apps so that's imo a moot point.
The Simjack UTs are not available anymore?
SimJack have basically expanding the name from UT to Ultimate. But they are the same pedals.
Hi! I bought the newest simruito pedals… its realy simillar to the sinjack ut. It comes with the updated box without the ground cable. But i still have emi issues with the fanatec csl dd… any suggestion
I do include some advice on EMI in the Simsonn Pro review. ua-cam.com/video/ZPUvVQ_qq0g/v-deo.htmlsi=D3x7ce4IHONkCLiA&t=709
@@SimRacingCorner yes but my biggest problem is that even when the pedal isnt on the rig the emi is still there
You need to try the inline USB isolator solution and see if that works.
@@SimRacingCorner okey. I will try it
Follow up later once you have, and let me know if it worked.
How would you compare these with Heusinkvelt Sprint set? I have Sprints for 5 years now. I feel like I'm maxing out brake as it is limited to 65kg in Sprint pedal. Throttle is still great for me.
Heusinkvelt did nothing to upgrade Sprint set all these years. Does chinese companies have better products for less money right now?
I think it's a good idea for a video comparison.😉
It would make an interesting video, that's true. I don't have the Sprint pedals, so unfortunately not something I can do. I will say, these are comparable to the old Heusinkveld Pro pedals, as I do have those.
Also the curved pedal faces will feel better especially without shoes
Sim jack vs HK sprint vs fanatec v3 pls :)
Do these pedals work with any wheelbase on PC?
Yes
Simson Just updated their pedals
I wish you could buy the elastomers by themselves.
would the simjack pro be the ut?
They are a bit different. Essentially the UT pedals are an updated version of the Pro's.
Are Sim Jack even better than cammus lc100?
Here's my Cammus LC100 review ua-cam.com/video/RcWB2Luxomg/v-deo.html
@@SimRacingCorner THX!
Fell cheated buying the SImjack PROs 2 weeks before the UTs dropped 😂 I'm about to order R9 V2, watch V3 drop in a week 🤣
Totally thought they were the same just different name.
A lot of people have thought that.
So is the 3drap mod better than both?
No. The 3DRAP mod was good with the older Simsonn/SimJack pedals, that shipped with poor elastomers and springs.
Good to know. I wondered how they compared to eachother.
Should of switched jacks and see what happened. They look to identical
something nobody seems to think about when talking brakes are us scrubs who use folding rigs. i wish i had a profile rig but that wasn't an option at the start of the year for me. it is now but thats another tale.
i have to use the red rubbers and yellow spring or my rig tips back. stiffer brakes are also not needed by everyone. the young, females and some lighter men all are better suited to the lighter brake options.
now that being said, i am looking to change my rig and will be using the stiffer options then and what i really want to know is. how much better are the huesiunkveld ut upgrades than either of these out the box? are they much like the sj uts now or is the software night and day difference. please consider this for a future vid :)
The Heusinkveld UT kit on either of these are a night and day difference.
The Heusinkveld software is leaps ahead
About the sim son elastomers that’s entirely your opinion so you can’t say that no one is going to use it
I certainly can say that from experience and knowing what is a workable setup.
@@SimRacingCorner blud not everyone can push 100kg load cells
@@SimRacingCorner they do whatever they want
You clearly lack an understanding of these things. Never mind, I'm not here to argue with you, or even justify my years of experience reviewing sim racing hardware.
Too bad, simjack is not available in black color!
There's a new SIMSONN PRO X Pedal available now, an upgrade from SIMSONN PRO, comments from Reddit
- 4mm pedal faces (not 3mm)
- RGB strips (base strip + strip on each pedal)
- New connector box + cpu upgrade(?) + software to control RGB. Probably EMI resistant box with no ground wire required.
- New design Larger brake hydraulic rod with 8 gears for tuning resistance, on all purchase options by default. Can no longer buy 3x smaller ones, only 2x to add to clutch/accelerator
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made by same factory sells in different names, its china!
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This dude changes his opinions on a monthly basis so take it with a grain of salt.
Unfortunately, I can't predict the future, a review is based on what I have in front of me at the time. And making a broad statement that I change my opinion on a monthly basis is objectively false, dude!
@@SimRacingCorner Yeah that's fair. I'm a little disappointed I got the simsonns ngl. I especially like that you can change the pedal plate height on those newer simjacks. It confused me that wasn't adjustable on the simsonns.
Don't forget these are the UT ones and not the previous PRO ones - UTs have bearings rather than a rod with brass washer, thicker plates on load cells and a few other things, maybe that was enough to inch it ahead of simsonn. Oh well i've a UT set that arrived this morning so can't wait to try them out.
Dude, lighten up. Clearly he is a detail oriented person who looks at products with a very critical eye. As he said, he can't predict product development or how an untested product will compare to one currently in his possession. Criticism like your is totally unnecessary and tends to dissuade reviewers who do great work on our behalf, to give us useful info for our purchasing choices. Sucks you got a bit caught behind here, but the product you bought is exactly the same one you decided to buy, so there's no reason to get pissy with him when something better comes along.
The Simsonn pedals have brass bushings, the SimJack have plastic bushings. Use these for awhile and you will see the Simjack pedals start to wobble side to side
The Simmons pedals stay solid.
Wow, that's a lot of misinformation right there.