Fix the Thrustmaster TLCM Brake with this mod 

The difference being The rubber that comes in the pedals for the g29 the rubber is almost equivalent to just sticking a rubber eraser in it and the others got a set hardness to allow for a more real squish like brakes would sorta feel like It’s the same with thrustmasters T3PA conical mod I’d rather get rid of the mod and replace the spring with that set rubber brake mod

@@RadeSeslija What do you mean? I received them quickly after my order.

@@RadeSeslija mate, that was a joke! Heusinkveld Sprints are a completely different pedalset and a different price range ;)

How dors it feel? Is there an huge gap with the TLCM with 3drap mod?

@@LSracing971 I never had mods on the TLCM pedals. It is a huge step forward. But it's not like its all I ever wanted. They are well made, you have very good support, but changing them is sometimes fiddlely and I never got them to feel exactly like I want to.

Sim racing corner has a video on this! Did it to my pedals for like 10 bucks and it's pretty much the same thing as this mod.

Rubber test tube bungs (x1) works great too. You can find them in exactly the right size and often pre-cored too.

@@PeatCowman where did u buy that?

😧 BETTER ???

Same here, did check some more vid's and info first. Feels better, stiffer and faster (reaction wise (because less travel)) Using the red spring with this mod @ 86kg (atm)

ye just thought about that

I want to ask you the same question you asked him, would you recommend the mod?

@@Fspirit01 Hi! Yes. I was using the mod for most of last year. I think it made a difference in brake feel and helped me change my braking habits.

the same here. Monza + t3pa + conical mod = 1.47.9 Monza + tlcm = 1.48.6 (after 1/2 year)

Hello And now??

@@THESHADOW97139 huge difference. Felt right as soon as I installed them. Get rid of the springs. They're better with elastomers

@@StickyPlasters 👍

This is my issue, springs are crap, can’t justify $70aud for a squishy bit of rubber haha

@@mikelshwede $70 for a part that costs $5 (or less) to make? jeeze. im sticking with springs or finding a cheaper source of elastomer.

@@socks2441 Apex V2R and the 3drap mod both work out around $70AUD shipped, crazy money for what they are, do look good though.

@@mikelshwede I know I'm replying 2 week later but this is "the price" of haveing 30-40 tabs open. Try finding elastomer somewhere else. They are cheap and you can always cut it. You can also try skateboard bushings (I hope they are called that). If I go to my region's ebay and search for elastomer I find a couple of results I can DIY for very cheap price. 3drap offering is just a convenient way to get proper elastomer without doubting it will work. But if I was making them, I would do it a little differently, but the feel of progressiveness is there and you can get into proper muscle memory territory with their product. What I would do differently: I would make a stack of 3 different "hardness" so it would remove initial spring feeling (that would make you better feel when you press ~20% -> when just a little tap is needed) and you could mix 2 + spring for a vast possible range. That would be ideal for T-LCM. Nowadays, however, I would recommend Fanatec over T-LCM even though I hate them as a company.

@@alpha007org I've just bought a tmx wheel. I'm hoping to get tlcm pedals soon and was wondering about using bushings. Do you know anyone who has tried them?

Hello, Steve. Any feedback? 😊

@@1xWALDYx1 yes loads of feedback if you’re interested…haha. The elastomers are exceptional. A plus! They arrived within 4 days from Italy to the UK. Been using them ever since. I got both the extension and normal elastomers. I have tried both setups as in the video here and to be honest both work well. I prefer the yellow bottom and red spring up top though (again as per the review in the video). It’s a big improvement I would say to an already excellent set of load cell pedals. The braking feels much more consistent with this setup, and it just feels more natural when modulating braking. Lap times have improved and overall my race pace is more consistent across the board. Highly recommended!

@@SlightlyMisunderstood thanks bro ✌️

@@SlightlyMisunderstood Can pick them up tomorrow i hope i get used to it really fast 😄

I just tried those for like 10-15 mins some couple of laps and WOW they are insane it feels like i dont have to focus on braking anymorr it just so smooth the car feels diffrent aswell so much better cant wait until i get used to it.

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@@randomcallsign I use 95 and my butt lifts from the seat while you barely moving under hard braking.

100kg

Only on pc. With usb cable.

thanks@@randomcallsign

Water shoes

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Try to use stiffer springs and ur braking will improve by a mile i used the lowest stiff springs at first my braking was horrible then i changed it to stiffer ones and omg its so much better! if you habe losdcells without a simrig its hard to get 100% potential out of it theyr good yes but not at the best.

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@@StickyPlasters thx 🫣😅

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@@randomcallsign thx👍🏽

It's already there.

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I just recevied rubber bushings Shore 45a stiffnes rating and subjectivelly it is the far best solution yet, not to mention the cheapest. I have the Apex and Nox3d mods, and all I can say it is a complete waste of money. Good combo is bushings+nox3d, though. I will however order this mod too and try it out.

@@RadeSeslija Did you receive this mod? How it compares with the others?

@@vfragos I did, it is far the best of them all. I now combined it with Nox3d, which serves as a preload, and it is also very good!

@@RadeSeslija Thank you mate. So this 3drap mod it's the best. I can find it at about 30€, would you still recommend it, the improvement you get justify the cost?

@@vfragos I would recommend it. However, it always comes down to subjective feeling and perception, so you will only know for yourself when you try it. The cost is in the middle of all the mods existing, so it is justifiable from that side. When you look at the reviews of other mods, they all swear it is the best and when you receive it, you get disappointed, as I was with Apex, so you never know... It also depends how strong are your legs, do you drive with shoes or without, is the pedal base fixed with screws or not, so all this influences the subjective feeling.

The provided washers are smaller that the spring. Also in the 3drap picture of the install there is no washer

@@randomcallsign I would do it. It dosent hurt the Performance and give more life.

I support your POV. I am definitely doing that as soon as I get the mod. Thanks for the suggestion. I would even buy wider washes if the mod is wider than the stock ones.

you tried both?

@@mediajunkienl Unfortunately, yes.

Would you mind to elaborate what makes it a better mod kit, besides it having more elastomer options? I bought 3DRAP's prior to knowing Apex, pretty satisfied with the stiffeness of using two elastomers, but I'm interested to know what more could Apex offer me at this point. Thanks!

which combo do you use?

@@MrSiyamson I use the black on the bottom, white on top, with the preload mod on top of both! Preload-white-black

I'm using this mod for a week now, it's better than stock.... (if you like a stiff(er) brake feel)

The issue with the stock feeling is not stiffness. It's release reactiveness and speed. It improves with an elastomer as Fanatec uses in their basic CSL ones.

@@lopez37 That brake spring springs up faster than my foot can get away, this is the biggest sim marketing shill stuff ive ever seen.