This is great, I built one of my own design but I've been unhappy with it. Mainly because it doesn't provide a satisfying "ker-lunk" feel as I change gears. I assume a REAL sequential shift lever would have this feel- I welcome feedback from anyone who has used a real one. It doesn't look like yours does either, but I am going to model my new one on this, and figure out a means to get the "ker-lunk" sensation.
Hey man if u want that ker-klunk feeling 😂 go to Ur local wreckers an find an automatic car preferably an older car an pull the gear selector out an build on to that easy as an u get Ur ker-klunk haha
No one seems to know about arcade boards, very cheep can connect like 20 buttons to and has 5v output if you want leds, 1 board you could make a 8 button H pattern shifter or even a 18 button H pattern shifter for truck sims and a click style E-brake, not pedals tho they don't do Potentiometers, no need to hack a game controller.
Nice tutorial. I want to make this for my sim racing build. Can you share how this will work with a steering wheel and pedal setup? How will I assign the buttons for the shifter if I have another device such as a steering wheel and pedal being used as the controller? Thanks
@@SkuxxMcMuffin69 OK. So eventhough I have a steering wheel like a G920 as the controller, I can plug in the diy hand brake at the same time and within the remapping buttons in the game, it will detect that reassignment? Thanks
@@highsiderider Yes, you should be able to its the same thing with having a webcam, mouse, keyboard, and headphones in, under the game your playing there should be a handbrake assignment just use the handbrake connected to the external controller and it should work :)
You tutorial isn't complete. Missing alot of infos.... You might just add a txt file, with the right length of the stuff, what diameter spring we should use and stuff....
Very cool build! Simple, straightforward, and affordable. Nice work!
Nicely done and easy enough to do with simple tools. You've got me inspired that I might try this myself.
you give no info about that aliexpress i bought, no nlenght, and spring lengut and force, BS
You fixed a problem i was having with space inside the handbrake, thank mate
A very creative solution indeed! I'll probably be building one of these in the near future. Thank you!
This is great, I built one of my own design but I've been unhappy with it. Mainly because it doesn't provide a satisfying "ker-lunk" feel as I change gears. I assume a REAL sequential shift lever would have this feel- I welcome feedback from anyone who has used a real one. It doesn't look like yours does either, but I am going to model my new one on this, and figure out a means to get the "ker-lunk" sensation.
Did you find a good solution for the kelunk? 😅 I'm interested in the same project right now
Hey man if u want that ker-klunk feeling 😂 go to Ur local wreckers an find an automatic car preferably an older car an pull the gear selector out an build on to that easy as an u get Ur ker-klunk haha
Thanks for share! Greetins from Argentina!
Nice job and great video 👍
No one seems to know about arcade boards, very cheep can connect like 20 buttons to and has 5v output if you want leds, 1 board you could make a 8 button H pattern shifter or even a 18 button H pattern shifter for truck sims and a click style E-brake, not pedals tho they don't do Potentiometers, no need to hack a game controller.
Very Nice ! Thx
Nice tutorial. I want to make this for my sim racing build. Can you share how this will work with a steering wheel and pedal setup? How will I assign the buttons for the shifter if I have another device such as a steering wheel and pedal being used as the controller?
Thanks
for the handbrake just assign the conttoller button to the handbrake
@@SkuxxMcMuffin69 OK. So eventhough I have a steering wheel like a G920 as the controller, I can plug in the diy hand brake at the same time and within the remapping buttons in the game, it will detect that reassignment? Thanks
@@highsiderider Yes, you should be able to its the same thing with having a webcam, mouse, keyboard, and headphones in, under the game your playing there should be a handbrake assignment just use the handbrake connected to the external controller and it should work :)
What size is the threaded rod?
i like to know what size the bold are? m8 or m10
Should M8 i have the same one but as a handbrake
Ok that's fine, but i already build two of them and they are working just fine. Thanxs for your initial instructions.
fuck i shouldnt have thrown away my old xbox controller
ebay links?
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We need some serious question. What is the lenght of the Rod, and what sizde are the srpings ?
what is the lenght of the rod, the lenght diamater and strenght of the spring ?
You tutorial isn't complete. Missing alot of infos.... You might just add a txt file, with the right length of the stuff, what diameter spring we should use and stuff....
Wat is the fucking lenght of the rod, and the size of the spring !!!