Zandvoort | 911GT3-R | Assetto Corsa 

Hi and thanks! Here I’m using my modded SimJack Pro pedals. If you’re looking for best bang for money, than SJP is the best option but… it require mods. If I find more time I will share next video how to do it for best effect for cheap, but 1 I have to test something, 2 I need to get something 😅 and find more time… Now it feels great. Some people who made same mods as I are very happy but it’s personal thing if you like it or not. For sure it’s a killer for stock setup. Like I said in 1st video it could be better option than make pedals from scratch, but stock is unplayable for me. I belive fastest way to achieve good feeling and more realistic progressiveness is: 1 change brak pressure m10 rod to m8/8.3mm rod with same lengths 2 use adapter for head rod m10->m8 3 use new m8 washer 4 remove brake spring 5 use Heusinkveld elastomers dedicated for sprint pedals 6 increase preload pressure of all pedals 7 reduce throttle travel to half of its range You can also disassembly everything, clean, and lubricate all moving parts 😅 For really god pedals direct from the box I recomend HE Sprints, Asetek Invicta or HE Ultimates +

@@MR.EVERLOST Thank you for the in-depth explanation. I currently have my eyes glued to these Simjacks and your videos, together with these suggested settings, will really help. I couldn't find the SJPs, I only saw something like SRP or something. I can afford the Sim jacks and I am willing to mod them. I was just wondering value-wise like which would feel better and will be a better investment between modded sim jacks, Simagic P100, and Simforge mark1. Do you think I can get closer to those if I mod sim jacks or will I be trying to compare apples and oranges 😃

@@simonrikhotso5816 Simagic make great stuff but if we talk about pedals is so hard to decide what feels best because our interpretation is often different. Before I bought SimJacks I read only good comments about this pedals but from my expirience stock feeling was far from even my road car. Till you not try each of them you never know what would be best for you. All pedals on the market is tweaked by users more or less so if someone tell you that something is for you I would be careful. Nobody knows what you like and what you looking for. Simagic, Asetek and Heusinkveld create really good stuff and provide really good drivers. SimJack has simple configuration by DiView or FreeJoy (if I’m correct), but price for this kind of stainess steel pedals is worth to check it out. If you can pay more choose something from this brands. Few days ago I tried Simucube active pedals and I just waiting for cheaper alternatives 😂 All we know actually is nothing when you compare it to active pedals with real abs push.

@@MR.EVERLOSTYou are 100% correct man. Since I really don't mind fiddling around with staff and also really enjoy modding and DIY, and also the fact that I will save a lot, I am settling on sim jacks. I would be worried if the hardware was of poor quality.m Software can always be worked around somehow. I think I saw another vid where another content creator bought the Heusinkveld Ultimate Plus upgrade kit and used that to mod their Simjacks with a few extra mods to make that kit work with Simjack. I am thinking I can also consider that mod even though the cost could be a little higher but would be still cheaper than big brands ones.

@@simonrikhotso5816 I saw it also but for me it became expensive. If I wanted to spend such money for pedals I would rather buy something like Simagic or pay more for Invicta. I wanted stay on cheap and is was good decision because I like how it works and save some money for active pedals when alternatives of Simucube appear.