For the guys in EU region, I placed order in Simwear EU last night for one P2000 controller with bracket and one power supply to make the kit work with other pedals and today I’ve got confirmation is send with DPD Here is the link simwear.eu/Simagic-p2000-haptic-control-box-bracket
Hi Steliyan! Nice video as usual! So basically we need the haptics + power supply and it should work with any pedals ? I have the vrs, wanted to buy some transducers but this seems better 😁😁
For the people in the US, onsimracingpros are selling the haptics + power supply for 87,99$ . This is what I should buy? Then obviously made some 3D print to mount them
@@DRT_simracing hi buddy🤛 The Haptics works independently only with the P2000 control box! It needs one P2000 controller, one power supply and then we can use up to 3 haptics if needed but I’m mostly excited for the ABS and happy with one!
@@sergey.matrosov yes Sergey, I personally prefer the P1000 for personal reasons! They have bit more progressive brake feeling and are more comfortable for me when inverted!
Could you add some option like patronite or donate ?? I would like to send you some money for a good dinner. You are doing such a great job for all of us for free, I know its a passion, you like it and you are doing this because simracing comunity is a one great family. Im not rich guy, working hard as most of us, but still strong belive that some day I will get my dream rig, you open my mind and let me dream, and dream need to come true some day. Thank you for all of yours video and for your free time to share your passion, your hobby, your knowlage, your subjective opinion.
You just send great dinner to my soul man 🤗 What a beautiful post! Just reading that, you are chasing your dreams and I’m part of your journey means the world to me brother 🤗 Wish you wonderful weekend man 🍻
@@chepilevskihey bro, you should definitely think about a buy me a coffee link or something like that. Your channel is one of the best in our community. It’s always honest and unique to so many of the other “same same” channels. I believe the difference is because you do if out of sheer passion and chasing dollars and numbers like some other channels out there. I hate when YT channels and podcasts introduce a patreon and then provide different content for those paying members. Makes me unsubscribe, not because I’m a tight ass but because it created division imo. However with a buy me a coffee link we can choose to donate something big or small when we feel like it and it doesn’t feel forced that way. You deserve some reward for your hard work, time and passion. 🏁
Mate this was the best explanation I’ve ever heard of why abs makes you slower! Fantastic stuff man! Keep up the great work buddy! Thanks for all your hard work!
There's a wonderful expression that I hold very high, "Generosity of spirit". It means slightly different things to different people, but however we perceive it - it's a wonderful thing and I absolutely feel that with this channel. Lots of channels are about the streamer, or their possessions, but with you - it's passion along with a genuine desire to teach. I love that (as I think a lot of your subscribers do). Any product that you endorse, I know is worth having. Keep it going amigo - 50k isn't anywhere near enough 😊👍
I’ve been using diy pedal transducers for a long time and the fact I can feel when the abs kicks in or the start of the front tyres losing grip helps a great deal with driving at or close to the limit. I think, a lot of racers forget you do a lot of steering with your feet to control rotation and slip angle, as much as you do with the wheel in front of you. Awesome video as always 👍
It is such a huge deal to have that feedback, isn’t it 💪 It is exactly as you said, turning the car is not as simple as just turning the wheel but is so much more complex to create those circumstances where the car rotates under huge force 🙈
Happy to see a fellow Bulgarian producing such great content! I have P2000s and have ordered the haptic motors - should arrive in a week or two. I'm even more excited after seeing your review. Поздрави!
Took my time to watch the rest of the video. Rewinded a couple of times… as it’s always good to learn from you or get reminded of stuff I should already know. 😂 for my future pedals, I’m looking for rumble and this one is on the list now. 🫡 Have a relaxed weekend mate! 🤗
I was beginning to wonder why nobody had occupied this market. I made my own 4-transducer setup for like 80 bucks following a YT tutorial. It's probably a lot less power than these have but it's all you need if you're on a budget and can confirm it's great for immersion and more feedback.
@@Simcadepro why you don’t do one nice video and explain to people why is gimmicks! I would love to see better concept in your statement with some deeper understanding 😃 Honestly, I would love to see you explaining that 😉
great contents as always!! btw, actually as a DIY sim racer I made a haptic/transducer with the same design almost a year ago. I can assure you all, it give a more immersion especially to implemented on pedals. cheers!!
I initially thought these were a bit gimmicky, I thought I'd never consider buying these. However, from some of the videos I've seen recently and most importantly this one. I have decided that the P2000 with haptic motors will be my next pedals. I'll unlikely ever be in a position to own the Simucube pedals. However if I can own something that will give me a fraction of that feedback, I'm sold! Simagic really are shaking up the market at the moment.
The ABS feedback feeling is as intuitive as on the Simucube buddy! Simucube pedals have other advantages but for ABS which is such an important feedback those do the job as the Simucube ones 💪
My rig is tubular so it transmits the frequencies of my direct drive wheel throughout the rig, essentially giving pedal feedback and feedback through the seat. It is really cool!
@@daly46but your losing some of the fine details then A solid rig that isolates the ffb too the hands and arms is much better for fi e detail. When u upgraded to my aluminium profile rig it was lime I upgraded my base
@Simlife101 sorry I should have explained more. I only feel (whole rig) vibration over curbs or rough terrain. And I run my force feedback very very high (22Nm). I feel all the detail I need.
Thank you for explaining and presenting this. I think Simagic is doing a great job and raises the bar in sim racing gear industry...not bad at all for us racers. Danke und alles Gute!
A review on the fantastic SRP pedals would also be nice so as to make this company aware. In any case, congratulations for the fantastic work you do. Greetings from Italy 😊
Purchased the P1000RS with haptic motors after watching your video. Loving them.I don’t regret moving on from my Sprints. As always, great videos bro. Keep pursuing your passion!
Dang, Simagic needs to provide mounting options for other manufacturers' pedals, I reckon they would sell like hot cakes, I would instantly buy a set (Heusinkveld Ultimates, if you're reading this Simagic 😂)
Pedal shakers are awesome I've been running some DiY ones for a year now and I couldn't race without them now. It's a bigger game changer than bass shakers in my opinion.
I ordered the P1000i with these motors and the hydraulic upgrade the other day, will get them somewhere next week! I'm SO excited to put these on my rig and get to explore the abs and tc feedback and improve!! Can't wait!
Got my revs set to my throttle pedal haptic motor, and then configured simhub to activate it when I hit redline. Works perfectly as a cue to change gear.
Yes man, that kit I shared with few links on the video is working on itself without pedals! If you find the way to attach this to any set of pedals will get the same effects 💪
BAAARRRROOOOOOOOO! This is a great video! I always brake hard in a straight line, then lift and run through the corners. I always have an issue with understeer. My best Monza time in Iracing was about 1:50.5-ish. I ran a few warm-up laps since I haven't driven the track in a while. Then keeping this in mind while braking into corners and my FIRST timed lap was 1:49.7. Two laps later I got 1:48.8. I'm still rough since I'm used to braking early and rolling through the corners so there was a lot of time left. I can brake later, keep a little bit of pressure and rotate and get time in the braking zone and corner. I have heard about rotation but never really grasped it. I love it! And to think, I found your video to see a review on the Simagic haptic pedal reactors. I wasn't expecting a freaking lesson that knocked almost 2 seconds off my laps.
Oh thats very nice to know. I wasnt that big fan on the pedals itself, but really enjoyed haptics. I will be mounting these for my pedals in future. Just need to DIY some bracket for it.
@@chepilevski Hope so, but it doesnt look too difficult to DIY one. Need to buy one for brake on my next pay day. Haptic effect was so much more agressive than rumble motors that I have now.
I was turned on to your channel by a friend and I really like your reviews. I'm going to upgrade from Logitech G923 to to Moza R9 and P1000 with Haptic feed back. I'm excited to do some racing with upgraded gear.
When I first got the p1000i with haptic, it felt like my senses were being overloaded. Then I had to adjust my thinking and apply less braking pressure to brake better, when my mind want to apply more brake pressure. Still trying to getting used to all this feedback - luxury problem!
Awesome idea! If I find out a decent solution mounting the haptics to Simtrecs I will make it public. Tho, I gotta wait til dec 4 for the parts to arrive :| Can't wait!
Ive been running the simtrecs pro pedal gt set for a while now, and added the sim3d rumbe kit. Its not natural feeling like any cars i track but it at least gave me some type of physical cue on when ABS was coming on, and i got faster. I just ordered the p1000s, inverted, with the feedback motors and hydraulic module after watching your video on them. Im hoping it adds a more natural and intuitive feel in the pedal department. Stoked to get them on my rig
The last XBOX, the Series X/S has rumble in the trigger itself and in Forza Motorsport 2023 the brake trigger vibrates when you activate the ABS, I could not believe how good it felt and how much I missed it when I went back to my rig.
I was only talking about how ABS affects on a brake pedal improves cornering speed the other day. While practicing for Fuji 8H I noticed into T1 that if ABS is kicking through my Simucube active brake I'm going wide but if I am just under the threshold of ABS the car turns in so much better.
Nice info, I am looking into how to source parts so I can DIY this, but it will take some doing. They aren't easy to find. Also, a little nitpick about your explanation of trailbraking: in an ideal trailbraking scenario in a track car, you're not actually sliding the rear wheels, and the front wheels don't stay perfectly on a straight track. Both tyres will develop an angle of attack whenever you are cornering. That doesn't mean they slide, they simply deform. In fact it's impossible for them to provide cornering force without angle of attack, because they are elastomers - a type of spring - that will not create any force between the wheel hubs and the road unless they are deformed. Effectively the contact patch of the tyre will twist to roll straight along the road, even though the wheel hub above it is at a slightly different angle. You can see this in videos of tyres on treadmills being twisted, and watching the rubber shift around but not slide. Another way to think of it is as if the rubber "walks" towards the outside of the corner. As a part of the tyre touches the ground and progresses from the front to the back of the contact patch, it will progressively deform more and more until it leaves the ground and it springs back to its rest position. As more rubber surface goes through this process, the end result is that the tyre will shift to the outside of the corner without any sliding taking place. A lot of people misunderstand this, and I find that knowing it is very helpful. Every good driver knows the feeling of pitching the car into the corner, but not necessarily the explanation. Knowing what's happening helps you to get faster by learning to manipulate this behaviour to find the best traction in any given situation.
I also have a similar homebuilt set on my vrs pedals, I love the lock up and abs feedback on my break pedal and the wheelspin on throttle. I loose sooo much feedback when I forget to load up simhub.
@ncokicsi I have also VRS pedals and would like to have those motors , did you build it alone or did you purchased it somewhere, if yes where ? Thanks mate 👍
@@chepilevski nice ordered with 2 brackets as don't know if they would help attaching, now only thing to decide if need to upgrade my csw 2.5 to that new fanatec dd+ still waiting on some reviews.
That's a really nice looking set of pedals ❤ My sim3d pedal motors only need 50-60% as well, any more is overkill though efficiency and longevity are on point. They are a great option for older pedal owners and well worth the upgrade. Not as refined as the ones in the vid tho they look sick! ❤
@rickylah69 Hard to say? It is a lot of money. I do like my P1000's more than my Heusinkveld Ultimate +`s that had the rumble motors. However, at that level of quality pedals, the differences are fairly small. I imagine that kits to mount the haptic motors to other pedals will start dropping soon. If I were you, I would see if mounting them, to your Sprints becomes an option. I don't know for sure, but I think you could run the haptic motors thru the Sim3D black box.
Im using a simucube active pedal, using there abs ffb on brake is just a next level of sim feeling. I cut more than 1 second in Fuji endurance gt3 in iracing
Great video and I was kinda sure you would do something like that, because of being so fascinated about the motors in your last videos. I will take it… but I just bought some VRS pedals a couple of months ago. So my question now… if not already answered is… is it possible to install them to other pedals? I thought it would just work with sim magic pedals because of their own software in the pedals, right? If you could help, or do a video about it, I would highly appreciate that!
The kit is a stand-alone, meaning if you can find a way to mount them to you to your pedals, it will work. You just need to run the software on your computer.
Yes guys, if you take the Simagic p2000 control box and power supply, you can attach up to 3 motors and they will work without the pedals just you will need SimHub or Simagic software (SimPro Manager) then somehow we must find the way to attach to our pedals!
@@chepilevski what is the wired connection they use to get the signals if they are not used in conjunction with a SimMagic pedals? I was looking on the website to see what kind of connection these have!
I don’t need them for the clutch and throttle personally but they can be useful for bite point feedback or traction control and many other effects for which I personally don’t care at all! I usually suggest to people to take just one motor and if they later think they want more can be ordered separately at any time !
I personally prefer the P1000 and here are the reasons: Inverted are way more comfortable for me. The brake with the new hydraulic feels more progressive and at the same time lighter which helps me to relax my body. The design is cleaner! Those are of course my personal preferences !
Any chance you can provide the inner and outer dimensions of the mounting bracket, as long as it is not exactly the same width as the pedals, I reckon it should be able to mount with some spacers/washers on most pedals
So you mentioned about using it on other pedals. I have sprint pedals. Want to try it out. Are you able to make it work without Simagic pedals connected?
Yes buddy, that’s the reason I said is huge! I have links for what you need to make it work alone without Simagic pedals ! Just find the way to attach it to your set !
This just come out and I believe soon we will see many DIY adapters for different pedals and probably the first one will be for the Sprints as they are the most popular out !
@@chepilevski I hope it happens. People with 3d printers can print the mounting mechanism themselves. But for majority, official mounting support would be superb!
@@alpha007org I don’t think Simagic are whiling to do that as they will try to sale there own pedals. I hope SRM will make something which will be top quality
@@chepilevski I have expressed myself incorrectly. I hope some manufacturer who's already established, and makes various good quality accessories, makes one. Currently, we have people on etsy selling 3d printed stuff with varying degree of quality. +Question: Does these support SimHub?
Why is there one for all pedals instead of just one for the brake pedal? What do the other two do (clutch and throttle)? Maybe you said briefly at the end.
The clutch can give bite point feedback and the Throttle can give Traction Control or wheel spin or many other effects trough SimHub! I don’t give those much attention as they are more for the fun factor and the ABS or locks on the brake is necessary !
I still need to get the rest of my rig dialed in and fully set up how I want it but this will be the first upgrade for sure. Might do a more diy version but yeah. Great video as always.
What are the main differences between the P1000 pedal set with hydraulic add-on, and P2000 with the haptic motors added? What would you suggest one consider when choosing between them?
The P1000 have bit more progressive feeling in compression and are bit more refined design! The P2000 have dumper on the throttle! I’m personally fan of the P1000
Hey Steliyan, this is off topic, but did you know Rseat is a Bulgarian firm that produces high end rigs? I just discovered this recently. It turns out that Peter Dimov is also the president of Smarty Co., which is the company behind VRS. Interesting Bulgarian connections.
@@chepilevski I wanted to buy a rig from them to support a Bulgarian sim company, and they have a good reputation for quality, but mixed reviews for customer service.
Do they work independently from pedals? I mean i have heusinkveld pedals and i wanted to get those on my pedals. I would have to 3dprint something to be part of the pedal but it would have to work just on itself with usb. Does it work like that? Thanks
Yes buddy, the controller for the P2000 works without pedals attached as you can see on that video! I ordered one kit and will try to find the way to attach it to each pedal set I’m testing here !
I really start to think this will soon become a standard from the mid range pedal market. I can't imagine buying a new pedal set without some kind of haptic feedback on the brake. I'm curious to compare this to the simucube. For sure it won't be as good, but how much less good compare to the budget.
Yeh man, I’m with you on that! Simucube active are insane tech and the best in the sim world but when it comes to ABS feedback, I’m totally covered with this haptic feeling! It feels bit different but is as intuitive as on the Simucube pedals !
With SimHub there are many effects, locks and slips included! It is not as important as the abs in my opinion but with that locks effect’s maybe you can find the limit of your braking faster! In my opinion the best benefits coming for the ABS cars !
You wouldn't happen to have a discount code? I was going to order 3 plus control box, mounts and power supply. Very reasonable @ $285 USD, but then the shipping came to $209 additional..... that just killed it for me :(
That specific kit with the P2000 controller box works on its own and doesn’t need there pedals buddy! I will try to find some more universal way to attach another kit I ordered to all pedals I test here
Base shaker is great option too but have quite a delay for those inputs! I’m testing some right now and have to admit, sound reaction is bit slow then that here, Simucube pedals and motion system 🙈
Even though I have a DIY solution for my Simgrade R7 pedals...the simagic solution looks cleaner. Mounting could be a challenge, but I have a 3D printer and I am not afraid to use it....just to be sure Steliyan, I would need a motor + controller + power supply, correct? The bracket is unique to their pedals, I guess.
Yes buddy, P2000 control box, power supply and one to 3 haptics ! Right now I’m trying to find solution to attach those to other pedals I’m testing here 💪
Awesome video as always, the explanation about how the ABS works was outstanding. Thanks for that If you were to decide between the P1000 with the Haptic Motors and the P2000 with them aswell, which one would you choose? I'm asking because I'm planning on getting one of these pedals coming from a Logitech G920 but I only have one shot here in Brazil and trying them out before I buy isn't something I can do. I think that the P1000 is a bit more well built compared to the P2000 because in the P2000 you have the controller box separated and also the cables aren't hidden at all but it's something that I can live with. I'm leaning a little more towards the P2000 because of the throttle dampener but I'm not sure if Simagic is going to release one for the P1000 later.
Hey buddy, as you’ve said, the P1000 will s better design and bit more refined pedal set ! The inverted version is also way more comfortable for me and I personally prefer the P1000 over the P2000! The throttle on the with the damper on P2000 is better indeed but the brake on P1000 feels more progressive and I personally prefer it ! It would s hard call but I will definitely take the P1000
I sent an email to Simagic asking if they plan on releasing a throttle dampener for the P1000, if they reply to me I'll let you know here. Right now I'm leaning torwards the P1000 even more, even without the thottle dampener for now.
I still prefer the P1000 buddy! It mostly personal taste as the brake is more progressive and easier to control and also more comfortable being inverted ! Thx for the kind words buddy 🤛
Really interested in getting these. Couple questions: Have you tried it with cars without ABS to trigger with wheel lockup? If so, was the effect worthwhile? What do you think about these with clutch and accelerator pedals? I could see them maybe helping feel TC or wheel spin. Have you played with that? Not sure there's any point in the clutch.
I feel the TC and bite point on the clutch but is not something I’m really interested for! The point of having one on the brake is to tray and drive on the edge without activating the motor! It is there to show me the limits of my braking performance and grips! It is not that much about the effect feeling but the feedback I need to understand the limits!
Thanks a lot@@chepilevski . I had decided to buy the kit for the brake before watching the video, but I wasn't sure about the throttle and clutch. After reading this I'll get the kit with 3 mounts (it's only 20€ more, so I'll get these just in case) but I'll get just one shaker. Love your content in general and this video in particular!
The point is to not activate the ABS at all when you trail brake as that move back the weight transfer and stop the rotation of the car! This helps to understand where exactly are the limits and eventually not activating at all ones you practice your feet🤛
@@chepilevski is what I'm talking about. Why rbm is claiming that this is exactly what he was looking for, the ABS effect together with trail braking. He also stated that ABS would be the only effect he is really interested in. Only GT cars have ABS, no F1 has,no rally has
Hi, i'm here to ask your help, i want to buy my final rig, coming from g29 wheel, i can't decide between the Alpha and the Alpha U, are there 8NM worth or 15 NM are plenty and the clipping?
I haven’t tested the Alpha buddy but I’m super happy with the Alpha U and if the money are not problem, better take the U and never think about upgrading later in the way!
@@chepilevski Thank you for the fast answer, i will take the "U" and never think again, maybe the wheel i will take the GT pro D for save some money I really love your videos, i see all your hard works to bring us this beautifull experience, thank you! i wish you the best!!
@@francescohelsing5031 you won’t regret that choice buddy as you will never have to think (what if) I drive with the U for almost year now and I’m super happy coming from the SC2 for almost 3 years before, they feel both absolutely top notch 💪
Do you prefer the inverted or the standard version? I have a bad back and run a slightly softer brake pedal 40KG. I was thinking with the inverted pedals I would be able to get more leverage and the pedal would be easier to push. It looks like you need the hydraulic kit and the extra bushings to fix the drifting using load cell and not the angle senor. I was hoping to eliminate that, but worried the pressure would be to much for me. Love the channel and videos have been a subscriber for many years now.
Yes bro, I’m huge fan of inverted pedals with heal support! They really help me with my knee injury! And thanks for the support all those years man🤗 You are here from the very very beginning ❤️
Great stuff thanx for the video. I got a questions, is it possible to Install the kit on Simtag Ashley hydraulic pedals? If i get 2 reactor do i need buy 2 power supply?
To make it work, you need Power supply, Simagic Haptic control P2000 and you can connect up to 3 haptic motors ! That’s the kit which I used in this video and works without the pedals! If you find the way to attach those to your pedals will work perfectly!
What do you think, connecting bass shaker could do the same? I mean it would be programmed for the same feedback, maybe a less powerfull will the feedback itself be. I would like to upgrade my vrs pedals
If you find the way to attach those somehow, they work if you take the Simagic P2000 control box and power supply! You can then attach up to 3 haptics and use SimHub or Simagic software to get the effects you want 🤛
@@chepilevski hmmm looks like I might have a project coming up 🤔 Might m currently using the Sim3D rumble motor kit which is not bad for immersion but as you say it’s just vibration really and not too helpful in the actual driving. Maybe once I get my hands on these I can get a bracket 3D printed.
@@chepilevski Thank you, I am a beginner but your videos help me a lot. Almost bit the bullet for the Fanatec qr2 but now I am contemplating between that and a haptic engine for my break...I have the QR1 lite on my wheels and don't necessarily feel like upgrading even though everyone seems to say it improves a lot. I wanted to make some diy haptic motors since I had fun making a wind sim but this seems to be on a whole different level. Especially since it can be controlled by Simhub... Don't really want to have another software running in the background. VR makes every PC run on the limit. Have a nice day and thanks for the reply.
Is it ok to hit ABS for a period of time while you're still braking in a straight line and then ease off as you transition to trailbraking? Or should I be targeting to NEVER trigger ABS, even in a straight line?
For the guys in EU region, I placed order in Simwear EU last night for one P2000 controller with bracket and one power supply to make the kit work with other pedals and today I’ve got confirmation is send with DPD
Here is the link
simwear.eu/Simagic-p2000-haptic-control-box-bracket
But still you prefer P1000 more than P2000 with motors on both of them, right?
Hi Steliyan! Nice video as usual! So basically we need the haptics + power supply and it should work with any pedals ? I have the vrs, wanted to buy some transducers but this seems better 😁😁
For the people in the US, onsimracingpros are selling the haptics + power supply for 87,99$ . This is what I should buy? Then obviously made some 3D print to mount them
@@DRT_simracing hi buddy🤛
The Haptics works independently only with the P2000 control box!
It needs one P2000 controller, one power supply and then we can use up to 3 haptics if needed but I’m mostly excited for the ABS and happy with one!
@@sergey.matrosov yes Sergey, I personally prefer the P1000 for personal reasons!
They have bit more progressive brake feeling and are more comfortable for me when inverted!
Could you add some option like patronite or donate ?? I would like to send you some money for a good dinner. You are doing such a great job for all of us for free, I know its a passion, you like it and you are doing this because simracing comunity is a one great family. Im not rich guy, working hard as most of us, but still strong belive that some day I will get my dream rig, you open my mind and let me dream, and dream need to come true some day. Thank you for all of yours video and for your free time to share your passion, your hobby, your knowlage, your subjective opinion.
You just send great dinner to my soul man 🤗
What a beautiful post!
Just reading that, you are chasing your dreams and I’m part of your journey means the world to me brother 🤗
Wish you wonderful weekend man 🍻
@michaelradzi4305 RESPECT MAN !!!
@@chepilevskiWe have such a nice community, I’m really glad to see this nice gesture ! 🫡
@@chepilevskihey bro, you should definitely think about a buy me a coffee link or something like that. Your channel is one of the best in our community. It’s always honest and unique to so many of the other “same same” channels. I believe the difference is because you do if out of sheer passion and chasing dollars and numbers like some other channels out there.
I hate when YT channels and podcasts introduce a patreon and then provide different content for those paying members. Makes me unsubscribe, not because I’m a tight ass but because it created division imo. However with a buy me a coffee link we can choose to donate something big or small when we feel like it and it doesn’t feel forced that way. You deserve some reward for your hard work, time and passion. 🏁
@@drorzy_0485 thanks for the supportive words man 🤗
It means a lot ❤️
Mate this was the best explanation I’ve ever heard of why abs makes you slower! Fantastic stuff man! Keep up the great work buddy! Thanks for all your hard work!
Much love brother 🤗
Have a wonderful weekend buddy 🍻
There's a wonderful expression that I hold very high, "Generosity of spirit". It means slightly different things to different people, but however we perceive it - it's a wonderful thing and I absolutely feel that with this channel. Lots of channels are about the streamer, or their possessions, but with you - it's passion along with a genuine desire to teach. I love that (as I think a lot of your subscribers do). Any product that you endorse, I know is worth having. Keep it going amigo - 50k isn't anywhere near enough 😊👍
Thank you for the beautiful post Andrew ❤️
It means a lot man🤗
Have a wonderful weekend buddy 🍻
I’ve been using diy pedal transducers for a long time and the fact I can feel when the abs kicks in or the start of the front tyres losing grip helps a great deal with driving at or close to the limit. I think, a lot of racers forget you do a lot of steering with your feet to control rotation and slip angle, as much as you do with the wheel in front of you. Awesome video as always 👍
It is such a huge deal to have that feedback, isn’t it 💪
It is exactly as you said, turning the car is not as simple as just turning the wheel but is so much more complex to create those circumstances where the car rotates under huge force 🙈
Happy to see a fellow Bulgarian producing such great content! I have P2000s and have ordered the haptic motors - should arrive in a week or two. I'm even more excited after seeing your review. Поздрави!
Pozdravi Jorka 🤛😁
Shte se naradvash mnogo na tozi upgrade 😁
The great thing about this new kit is in the future when we upgrade our pedals we can take the haptics with us
Bravo once again Simagic.
Absolutely 💪
Took my time to watch the rest of the video. Rewinded a couple of times… as it’s always good to learn from you or get reminded of stuff I should already know. 😂 for my future pedals, I’m looking for rumble and this one is on the list now. 🫡 Have a relaxed weekend mate! 🤗
Thx man 🤗
Hope you are enjoying your weekend as well buddy 🍻😃
I was beginning to wonder why nobody had occupied this market. I made my own 4-transducer setup for like 80 bucks following a YT tutorial. It's probably a lot less power than these have but it's all you need if you're on a budget and can confirm it's great for immersion and more feedback.
It is huge improvement, isn’t it 💪
because you dont do alien times with these gimmicks
@@Simcadepro Not sure what you mean but thanks for the reminder I guess?
@@Simcadepro why you don’t do one nice video and explain to people why is gimmicks!
I would love to see better concept in your statement with some deeper understanding 😃
Honestly, I would love to see you explaining that 😉
Hallo Herr is the guy you delivered the Fanatec handbrake and stuff to. You made my day and your setup is Art. I also like your content! Keep going
Hey, hi Matti 😁
Welcome in the madness here buddy!
One day you must take a ride on that rig 😁
@@chepilevski I would love to do that
great contents as always!! btw, actually as a DIY sim racer I made a haptic/transducer with the same design almost a year ago. I can assure you all, it give a more immersion especially to implemented on pedals. cheers!!
I initially thought these were a bit gimmicky, I thought I'd never consider buying these. However, from some of the videos I've seen recently and most importantly this one. I have decided that the P2000 with haptic motors will be my next pedals. I'll unlikely ever be in a position to own the Simucube pedals. However if I can own something that will give me a fraction of that feedback, I'm sold! Simagic really are shaking up the market at the moment.
The ABS feedback feeling is as intuitive as on the Simucube buddy! Simucube pedals have other advantages but for ABS which is such an important feedback those do the job as the Simucube ones 💪
My rig is tubular so it transmits the frequencies of my direct drive wheel throughout the rig, essentially giving pedal feedback and feedback through the seat. It is really cool!
Wow, that sounds interesting 💪
Same here, I have a Trak Racer TRX and I love how my Simucube 2 Pro can vibrate the whole rig. Feels just like a buttkicker!
@@daly46but your losing some of the fine details then
A solid rig that isolates the ffb too the hands and arms is much better for fi e detail. When u upgraded to my aluminium profile rig it was lime I upgraded my base
@Simlife101 sorry I should have explained more. I only feel (whole rig) vibration over curbs or rough terrain. And I run my force feedback very very high (22Nm). I feel all the detail I need.
Thank you for explaining and presenting this. I think Simagic is doing a great job and raises the bar in sim racing gear industry...not bad at all for us racers.
Danke und alles Gute!
Have a wonderful weekend buddy 🍻😃
This is the best explanations i heard in years for simracing behaviours mad r€spect m8
Big hug brother 🤗
Have a wonderful weekend mate 🍻😁
Having to do maintenance on my Fanatec v3 pedals last night and seeing you post another pedal video, you're making me reconsider my options haha.
A review on the fantastic SRP pedals would also be nice so as to make this company aware. In any case, congratulations for the fantastic work you do. Greetings from Italy 😊
Brilliant ordering now thanks for heads up
Let’s jump in the next level 💪
Purchased the P1000RS with haptic motors after watching your video. Loving them.I don’t regret moving on from my Sprints. As always, great videos bro. Keep pursuing your passion!
P1000 are my favorite pedals of the year 💪
Dang, Simagic needs to provide mounting options for other manufacturers' pedals, I reckon they would sell like hot cakes, I would instantly buy a set (Heusinkveld Ultimates, if you're reading this Simagic 😂)
I’m sure SRM will make soon for different pedals 😁
Absolutely! I'm getting these for my VX Pro's regardless. I'll find a way to mount them.
Same, heusinkveld sprint!
Same here, sprints
@@chepilevski would you kindly test if the brackets might somehow fit the sprints or other pedals you may have ? Thank you
Pedal shakers are awesome I've been running some DiY ones for a year now and I couldn't race without them now. It's a bigger game changer than bass shakers in my opinion.
I ordered the P1000i with these motors and the hydraulic upgrade the other day, will get them somewhere next week! I'm SO excited to put these on my rig and get to explore the abs and tc feedback and improve!! Can't wait!
The P1000 are my favorite pedals of the year man !
Hope you will like those as I do brother 💪
@@chepilevski after seeing all your content about these pedals, I have no doubt I will!
I rolled back the first 6 seconds a couple of times! I want that! 😂 well, not the crashes… I have those already, but the motion! 😍👏
🤣🤣🤣🤗
Love brother 🍻
Have a great weekend 😁
Got my revs set to my throttle pedal haptic motor, and then configured simhub to activate it when I hit redline. Works perfectly as a cue to change gear.
That’s interesting way to use man ! Must test that 💪
Haha intro was great, the most deadly moment in Mount Panorama XD btw I wonder if I can use them with different pedal set, interesting stuff man.
Yes man, that kit I shared with few links on the video is working on itself without pedals!
If you find the way to attach this to any set of pedals will get the same effects 💪
Amazing setup mate!!! Unreal.
Thx brother 🤗
BAAARRRROOOOOOOOO! This is a great video! I always brake hard in a straight line, then lift and run through the corners. I always have an issue with understeer. My best Monza time in Iracing was about 1:50.5-ish. I ran a few warm-up laps since I haven't driven the track in a while. Then keeping this in mind while braking into corners and my FIRST timed lap was 1:49.7. Two laps later I got 1:48.8. I'm still rough since I'm used to braking early and rolling through the corners so there was a lot of time left. I can brake later, keep a little bit of pressure and rotate and get time in the braking zone and corner. I have heard about rotation but never really grasped it. I love it! And to think, I found your video to see a review on the Simagic haptic pedal reactors. I wasn't expecting a freaking lesson that knocked almost 2 seconds off my laps.
That’s awesome news man 💪
I was on the fence when I first heard about these, now they are ordered 🙂
Thank you for all video and tutorials. However it has become a must i think for you to add a donate button.
Much love brother 🤗
Wish you wonderful weekend mate 🤗
Great info. Thanks for heads up and link. My fanatec rumble motors want to be this when they grow-up.
Oh thats very nice to know. I wasnt that big fan on the pedals itself, but really enjoyed haptics. I will be mounting these for my pedals in future. Just need to DIY some bracket for it.
I’m sure soon we will have brackets from SRM 😁
@@chepilevski Hope so, but it doesnt look too difficult to DIY one. Need to buy one for brake on my next pay day. Haptic effect was so much more agressive than rumble motors that I have now.
Can't wait to snap up this for my P2000 pedals. Still showing as pre-order from my local Simagic dealer but should be available soon.
They must be soon out buddy!
i pre order mine for my p2000. can't wait anymore 🙂
Amazing progress!!! I'm thinking of picking strawberries.😮
🤣🤣🤣
Love you NeliZika 🤗
I was turned on to your channel by a friend and I really like your reviews. I'm going to upgrade from Logitech G923 to to Moza R9 and P1000 with Haptic feed back. I'm excited to do some racing with upgraded gear.
You will love the upgrade man 💪
We are living some really exciting times 🥳
When I first got the p1000i with haptic, it felt like my senses were being overloaded. Then I had to adjust my thinking and apply less braking pressure to brake better, when my mind want to apply more brake pressure. Still trying to getting used to all this feedback - luxury problem!
About to order and mod the mounting bracket to my Simtrecs GT Pro
I just set another order and will try to find solutions for all the pedals I’m testing here 💪
Awesome idea! If I find out a decent solution mounting the haptics to Simtrecs I will make it public. Tho, I gotta wait til dec 4 for the parts to arrive :| Can't wait!
@@bertoldkadar3968 please buddy, let us know your progress 💪
Ive been running a dirt cheap transducer under my pedal deck just for abs and wheel lockup for a long time. Excellent for the money
That feedback is so important, isn’t it 💪
i really enjoy detail like your providing thanks for that
Thx for the kind words buddy 🤛
Have a great weekend 🍻
Ive been running the simtrecs pro pedal gt set for a while now, and added the sim3d rumbe kit. Its not natural feeling like any cars i track but it at least gave me some type of physical cue on when ABS was coming on, and i got faster. I just ordered the p1000s, inverted, with the feedback motors and hydraulic module after watching your video on them. Im hoping it adds a more natural and intuitive feel in the pedal department. Stoked to get them on my rig
The last XBOX, the Series X/S has rumble in the trigger itself and in Forza Motorsport 2023 the brake trigger vibrates when you activate the ABS, I could not believe how good it felt and how much I missed it when I went back to my rig.
These are really easy to connect to Heusinkveld pedals. I will be ordering some when they are in stock again at my local dealer
You will love them 💪
I was only talking about how ABS affects on a brake pedal improves cornering speed the other day. While practicing for Fuji 8H I noticed into T1 that if ABS is kicking through my Simucube active brake I'm going wide but if I am just under the threshold of ABS the car turns in so much better.
Nice info, I am looking into how to source parts so I can DIY this, but it will take some doing. They aren't easy to find.
Also, a little nitpick about your explanation of trailbraking: in an ideal trailbraking scenario in a track car, you're not actually sliding the rear wheels, and the front wheels don't stay perfectly on a straight track. Both tyres will develop an angle of attack whenever you are cornering. That doesn't mean they slide, they simply deform. In fact it's impossible for them to provide cornering force without angle of attack, because they are elastomers - a type of spring - that will not create any force between the wheel hubs and the road unless they are deformed.
Effectively the contact patch of the tyre will twist to roll straight along the road, even though the wheel hub above it is at a slightly different angle. You can see this in videos of tyres on treadmills being twisted, and watching the rubber shift around but not slide.
Another way to think of it is as if the rubber "walks" towards the outside of the corner. As a part of the tyre touches the ground and progresses from the front to the back of the contact patch, it will progressively deform more and more until it leaves the ground and it springs back to its rest position. As more rubber surface goes through this process, the end result is that the tyre will shift to the outside of the corner without any sliding taking place.
A lot of people misunderstand this, and I find that knowing it is very helpful. Every good driver knows the feeling of pitching the car into the corner, but not necessarily the explanation. Knowing what's happening helps you to get faster by learning to manipulate this behaviour to find the best traction in any given situation.
Wow, what a great explanation buddy ❤️
Beautifully said man 💪
@@chepilevski Thanks!
Great video buddy! I love your work!
Have a great weekend buddy 🍻😁
I also have a similar homebuilt set on my vrs pedals, I love the lock up and abs feedback on my break pedal and the wheelspin on throttle.
I loose sooo much feedback when I forget to load up simhub.
It changes the the driving understanding completely, isn’t it 😃
@ncokicsi I have also VRS pedals and would like to have those motors , did you build it alone or did you purchased it somewhere, if yes where ? Thanks mate 👍
@ncokicsi you can set simhub to start with windows
Nice finally made the video still hope guys at srm might make those adapters for more pedal sets.
I’m sure SRM will do the job 😁💪
@@chepilevski nice ordered with 2 brackets as don't know if they would help attaching, now only thing to decide if need to upgrade my csw 2.5 to that new fanatec dd+ still waiting on some reviews.
@@Eskoxo I’ve tested the 12nm and was blown away man ! They have done really good work with those 💪
@@chepilevski very cool! is it still under review embargo? as i don't see any yet. Also noticed pre order date changed from Nov 14 to Nov 28 :(
@@Eskoxo no one told me about embargo and I just placed order from Simwear Europe but don’t have idea when will be shipped 🙈
I need this!
You do bro 💪
That's a really nice looking set of pedals ❤
My sim3d pedal motors only need 50-60% as well, any more is overkill though efficiency and longevity are on point.
They are a great option for older pedal owners and well worth the upgrade. Not as refined as the ones in the vid tho they look sick! ❤
These haptic motors replaced my Sim3D rumble motors. I have very high regard for Sim3D, but these haptic motors raise the bar considerably.
@@nicholasmarshall3191is it worth changing to p2000 even for this haptic? Sprint with sim3d rumble kit.
@rickylah69 Hard to say? It is a lot of money. I do like my P1000's more than my Heusinkveld Ultimate +`s that had the rumble motors. However, at that level of quality pedals, the differences are fairly small. I imagine that kits to mount the haptic motors to other pedals will start dropping soon. If I were you, I would see if mounting them, to your Sprints becomes an option. I don't know for sure, but I think you could run the haptic motors thru the Sim3D black box.
@@nicholasmarshall3191no they need to be ran through simagic controller box so I was told.
I'm adding this. Only other queue is the wheel getting lighter but that's not that obvious.
Yeh, it is not that intuitive indeed 🤛
Im using a simucube active pedal, using there abs ffb on brake is just a next level of sim feeling. I cut more than 1 second in Fuji endurance gt3 in iracing
Those pedals are insane tech man 💪
Great video and I was kinda sure you would do something like that, because of being so fascinated about the motors in your last videos. I will take it… but I just bought some VRS pedals a couple of months ago. So my question now… if not already answered is… is it possible to install them to other pedals? I thought it would just work with sim magic pedals because of their own software in the pedals, right? If you could help, or do a video about it, I would highly appreciate that!
Great Video and same Question here ✋
The kit is a stand-alone, meaning if you can find a way to mount them to you to your pedals, it will work. You just need to run the software on your computer.
Yes guys, if you take the Simagic p2000 control box and power supply, you can attach up to 3 motors and they will work without the pedals just you will need SimHub or Simagic software (SimPro Manager) then somehow we must find the way to attach to our pedals!
@@chepilevski what is the wired connection they use to get the signals if they are not used in conjunction with a SimMagic pedals? I was looking on the website to see what kind of connection these have!
@@chepilevski But can the control box itself be bought? I don't think so far
Your explanation of the abs ruining your trail braking was the best I’ve ever seen 🔥 thank you for passing your knowledge onto us rookies 🫶
Happy to hear my explanation make it clear buddy 🤛
I always try to simplify things and not sure if that ruins the explanation 🙈
You have sold me on the notion that I should get one for my brake pedal, but I don't understand why you need them for the throttle and clutch.
I don’t need them for the clutch and throttle personally but they can be useful for bite point feedback or traction control and many other effects for which I personally don’t care at all!
I usually suggest to people to take just one motor and if they later think they want more can be ordered separately at any time !
I wonder how do these compare to Drayton transducers?
Awesome. Now than P2000 have this too....how to compare with P1000?
I personally prefer the P1000 and here are the reasons:
Inverted are way more comfortable for me.
The brake with the new hydraulic feels more progressive and at the same time lighter which helps me to relax my body.
The design is cleaner!
Those are of course my personal preferences !
@@chepilevski Awesome! Thank you!
Any chance you can provide the inner and outer dimensions of the mounting bracket, as long as it is not exactly the same width as the pedals, I reckon it should be able to mount with some spacers/washers on most pedals
Does anyone know a solution to get this working with crp pedals of moza?
How useful would it be for cars without ABS?
Thank you for the review, Stiliyan!
So you mentioned about using it on other pedals. I have sprint pedals. Want to try it out.
Are you able to make it work without Simagic pedals connected?
Yes buddy, that’s the reason I said is huge!
I have links for what you need to make it work alone without Simagic pedals !
Just find the way to attach it to your set !
Sweet! Great to know man. I have a small bass shaker on my pedals now but curious to see how this baby would thump looks powerful
I wonder if there is any DIY option to mount these on Heusinkveld Sprints...
This just come out and I believe soon we will see many DIY adapters for different pedals and probably the first one will be for the Sprints as they are the most popular out !
@@chepilevski I hope it happens. People with 3d printers can print the mounting mechanism themselves. But for majority, official mounting support would be superb!
@@alpha007org I don’t think Simagic are whiling to do that as they will try to sale there own pedals.
I hope SRM will make something which will be top quality
@@chepilevski I have expressed myself incorrectly. I hope some manufacturer who's already established, and makes various good quality accessories, makes one. Currently, we have people on etsy selling 3d printed stuff with varying degree of quality.
+Question: Does these support SimHub?
SOLD!
Where can i get them with the controller in Europe?
I think we have to wait for EU buddy! I’m sure simracingshop de and simotion will have it soon !
So once I realize that I need to turn ABS off before every turn, I no longer need that device. Perhaps it's better if I don't use ABS at all. Right?
Why is there one for all pedals instead of just one for the brake pedal? What do the other two do (clutch and throttle)? Maybe you said briefly at the end.
The clutch can give bite point feedback and the Throttle can give Traction Control or wheel spin or many other effects trough SimHub!
I don’t give those much attention as they are more for the fun factor and the ABS or locks on the brake is necessary !
@@chepilevski Thanks for answering! I appreciate your videos.
I still need to get the rest of my rig dialed in and fully set up how I want it but this will be the first upgrade for sure. Might do a more diy version but yeah. Great video as always.
It is world changing man 💪
Has anyone tried to trigger these with the Fanatec V3 motor signal?
Great video!! But its posible to put them in other pedals ?
The haptics works with the P2000 controller box and doesn’t need the pedals!
If we find a way to attach those to our pedals will work independently!
Hi, you are right, but i already go for a set of srp pedals.... Have to try it... Hope not to regret 😅. Maybe i will adapt a p2000 haptic kit on it 😂
That’s the point of the kit buddy! If you find the way to attach it to the SRP you are fully covered 💪
@@chepilevski let me first receive my srp set and see if I keep it or not 🤣...
I m tired of myself 😂
@@Nels_On you are crazy bro 😁
@@chepilevski I am in it.... Passion is passion. And its tout fault 😅😉
What are the main differences between the P1000 pedal set with hydraulic add-on, and P2000 with the haptic motors added? What would you suggest one consider when choosing between them?
The P1000 have bit more progressive feeling in compression and are bit more refined design!
The P2000 have dumper on the throttle!
I’m personally fan of the P1000
Hey Steliyan, this is off topic, but did you know Rseat is a Bulgarian firm that produces high end rigs? I just discovered this recently. It turns out that Peter Dimov is also the president of Smarty Co., which is the company behind VRS. Interesting Bulgarian connections.
Yes bro, I know they are Bulgarian based in Gabrovo 😃
@@chepilevski I wanted to buy a rig from them to support a Bulgarian sim company, and they have a good reputation for quality, but mixed reviews for customer service.
Hmmm my Moza pedals have a throttle motor input and a DC input on the brake pedal i won't if something like this is coming to Moza
Do they work independently from pedals? I mean i have heusinkveld pedals and i wanted to get those on my pedals. I would have to 3dprint something to be part of the pedal but it would have to work just on itself with usb. Does it work like that? Thanks
Yes buddy, the controller for the P2000 works without pedals attached as you can see on that video!
I ordered one kit and will try to find the way to attach it to each pedal set I’m testing here !
I really start to think this will soon become a standard from the mid range pedal market. I can't imagine buying a new pedal set without some kind of haptic feedback on the brake. I'm curious to compare this to the simucube. For sure it won't be as good, but how much less good compare to the budget.
Yeh man, I’m with you on that!
Simucube active are insane tech and the best in the sim world but when it comes to ABS feedback, I’m totally covered with this haptic feeling!
It feels bit different but is as intuitive as on the Simucube pedals !
Does it allow to set fixed bitepoint effect on clutch?
Honestly I never bothered with that much as I’m mostly excited with the ABS!
Must give some try on that and report 🤛
can we use it as simulation of suspension ? i mean to use it with sim hub instead of bass kicker or dayton audio speakers ?
It has all the effects on SimHub but is not made for that buddy!
It is best for ABS and TC and the other effects are more for transducers!
Would you say open wheelers with no abs will benefit from this, set it to detect wheel lock or something?
With SimHub there are many effects, locks and slips included!
It is not as important as the abs in my opinion but with that locks effect’s maybe you can find the limit of your braking faster!
In my opinion the best benefits coming for the ABS cars !
Thanks mate, appreciate it ❤
You wouldn't happen to have a discount code? I was going to order 3 plus control box, mounts and power supply. Very reasonable @ $285 USD, but then the shipping came to $209 additional..... that just killed it for me :(
I don’t have buddy 🙈
Do you have any resales company in your region? It must be soon available everywhere!
Man I've been thinking about getting a set of these for a bit wonder if they work with Moza CRP pedals it would be super cool to have haptic pedals
Great job ! This haptic kit provide feedbach on other pedals.?..refer on software..simagic...because simhub i have but i wish somthing else...!!
That specific kit with the P2000 controller box works on its own and doesn’t need there pedals buddy! I will try to find some more universal way to attach another kit I ordered to all pedals I test here
Isnit really much better than just bassshaker as ABS?
Base shaker is great option too but have quite a delay for those inputs!
I’m testing some right now and have to admit, sound reaction is bit slow then that here, Simucube pedals and motion system 🙈
Just need someone to 3d print adapters for the Simgrade VX Pro now
Those pedals are really great man 💪
What an engineering mind is Timo 😮
Love those pedals
But should you take 3 of them or juste one on the brake is enough?
I personally use only the ABS buddy! The rest can be fun but not important for me personally!
can i add them to my vrs pedals?
I will explain soon but yes, it is possible if you find the way to attach the motor!
It is independent kit which works with the P2000 controller!
Even though I have a DIY solution for my Simgrade R7 pedals...the simagic solution looks cleaner. Mounting could be a challenge, but I have a 3D printer and I am not afraid to use it....just to be sure Steliyan, I would need a motor + controller + power supply, correct? The bracket is unique to their pedals, I guess.
Yes buddy, P2000 control box, power supply and one to 3 haptics !
Right now I’m trying to find solution to attach those to other pedals I’m testing here 💪
@@chepilevskiMany thanks for the info...and I knew you would do the testing... 🙂
Awesome video as always, the explanation about how the ABS works was outstanding. Thanks for that
If you were to decide between the P1000 with the Haptic Motors and the P2000 with them aswell, which one would you choose? I'm asking because I'm planning on getting one of these pedals coming from a Logitech G920 but I only have one shot here in Brazil and trying them out before I buy isn't something I can do.
I think that the P1000 is a bit more well built compared to the P2000 because in the P2000 you have the controller box separated and also the cables aren't hidden at all but it's something that I can live with.
I'm leaning a little more towards the P2000 because of the throttle dampener but I'm not sure if Simagic is going to release one for the P1000 later.
Hey buddy, as you’ve said, the P1000 will s better design and bit more refined pedal set !
The inverted version is also way more comfortable for me and I personally prefer the P1000 over the P2000!
The throttle on the with the damper on P2000 is better indeed but the brake on P1000 feels more progressive and I personally prefer it !
It would s hard call but I will definitely take the P1000
I sent an email to Simagic asking if they plan on releasing a throttle dampener for the P1000, if they reply to me I'll let you know here.
Right now I'm leaning torwards the P1000 even more, even without the thottle dampener for now.
Wich pedals you feel better? P1000 full equiped (hidraulycs and shake motors) or P2000 full equiped too? Thank you! Love your channel
I still prefer the P1000 buddy!
It mostly personal taste as the brake is more progressive and easier to control and also more comfortable being inverted !
Thx for the kind words buddy 🤛
Really interested in getting these. Couple questions: Have you tried it with cars without ABS to trigger with wheel lockup? If so, was the effect worthwhile? What do you think about these with clutch and accelerator pedals? I could see them maybe helping feel TC or wheel spin. Have you played with that? Not sure there's any point in the clutch.
I feel the TC and bite point on the clutch but is not something I’m really interested for!
The point of having one on the brake is to tray and drive on the edge without activating the motor! It is there to show me the limits of my braking performance and grips!
It is not that much about the effect feeling but the feedback I need to understand the limits!
Thanks a lot@@chepilevski .
I had decided to buy the kit for the brake before watching the video, but I wasn't sure about the throttle and clutch. After reading this I'll get the kit with 3 mounts (it's only 20€ more, so I'll get these just in case) but I'll get just one shaker.
Love your content in general and this video in particular!
Out of curiosity: how you properly gonna trail brake with ABS on?
The point is to not activate the ABS at all when you trail brake as that move back the weight transfer and stop the rotation of the car! This helps to understand where exactly are the limits and eventually not activating at all ones you practice your feet🤛
@@chepilevski is what I'm talking about. Why rbm is claiming that this is exactly what he was looking for, the ABS effect together with trail braking. He also stated that ABS would be the only effect he is really interested in. Only GT cars have ABS, no F1 has,no rally has
Hi, i'm here to ask your help, i want to buy my final rig, coming from g29 wheel, i can't decide between the Alpha and the Alpha U, are there 8NM worth or 15 NM are plenty and the clipping?
I haven’t tested the Alpha buddy but I’m super happy with the Alpha U and if the money are not problem, better take the U and never think about upgrading later in the way!
@@chepilevski Thank you for the fast answer, i will take the "U" and never think again, maybe the wheel i will take the GT pro D for save some money
I really love your videos, i see all your hard works to bring us this beautifull experience, thank you!
i wish you the best!!
@@francescohelsing5031 you won’t regret that choice buddy as you will never have to think (what if)
I drive with the U for almost year now and I’m super happy coming from the SC2 for almost 3 years before, they feel both absolutely top notch 💪
I have p1000i with hyrdraulic brake and haptic on the brake. It is the greatest
Pedals of the year brother 💪
I drive the last week on the P2000 but still prefer the 1000 model 😃
@@chepilevski don't you feel the throttle is too light on the p1000 ? i have the blue spring on it and I am a bit disappointed...
Do you prefer the inverted or the standard version? I have a bad back and run a slightly softer brake pedal 40KG. I was thinking with the inverted pedals I would be able to get more leverage and the pedal would be easier to push. It looks like you need the hydraulic kit and the extra bushings to fix the drifting using load cell and not the angle senor. I was hoping to eliminate that, but worried the pressure would be to much for me. Love the channel and videos have been a subscriber for many years now.
Yes bro, I’m huge fan of inverted pedals with heal support! They really help me with my knee injury!
And thanks for the support all those years man🤗
You are here from the very very beginning ❤️
Great stuff thanx for the video. I got a questions, is it possible to Install the kit on Simtag Ashley hydraulic pedals? If i get 2 reactor do i need buy 2 power supply?
To make it work, you need Power supply, Simagic Haptic control P2000 and you can connect up to 3 haptic motors ! That’s the kit which I used in this video and works without the pedals!
If you find the way to attach those to your pedals will work perfectly!
What do you think, connecting bass shaker could do the same? I mean it would be programmed for the same feedback, maybe a less powerfull will the feedback itself be. I would like to upgrade my vrs pedals
They will do the job for sure buddy, the main difference with those is the can create separate hits very quickly and feel more intuitive!
@@chepilevski thanks, great video!
Is this compatible with fanatec pedals?
It is stand alone unit but we have to find a way to attach it to other pedals 🤛
will this work on heusinkveld?
If you have the p2000 control box and power supply and find the way to attach to your HE will work perfectly 🤛
Can these Haptic motors be adapted to other pedal brands? I’d love to add these to my Invictas.
If you find the way to attach those somehow, they work if you take the Simagic P2000 control box and power supply! You can then attach up to 3 haptics and use SimHub or Simagic software to get the effects you want 🤛
You can also use an led light strip and simhub for an ABS active effect. That is what I currently use
@@chepilevski hmmm looks like I might have a project coming up 🤔 Might m currently using the Sim3D rumble motor kit which is not bad for immersion but as you say it’s just vibration really and not too helpful in the actual driving. Maybe once I get my hands on these I can get a bracket 3D printed.
@@drorzy_0485 let us s know if you find the way to attach it buddy 🤛
Where can you buy these in EU?
I just set an order on Simwear Europe and I guess other companies here will have it soon but I think will be available in 1-2 weeks buddy!
@@chepilevski Thank you, I am a beginner but your videos help me a lot. Almost bit the bullet for the Fanatec qr2 but now I am contemplating between that and a haptic engine for my break...I have the QR1 lite on my wheels and don't necessarily feel like upgrading even though everyone seems to say it improves a lot. I wanted to make some diy haptic motors since I had fun making a wind sim but this seems to be on a whole different level. Especially since it can be controlled by Simhub... Don't really want to have another software running in the background. VR makes every PC run on the limit. Have a nice day and thanks for the reply.
@@belabedo have a nice weekend too buddy 🍻
Is it ok to hit ABS for a period of time while you're still braking in a straight line and then ease off as you transition to trailbraking? Or should I be targeting to NEVER trigger ABS, even in a straight line?
Yes man, I use ABS in straight line and try to not activate it while turning in the trial braking process
Cool, thanks!@@chepilevski
hi mate,
im curious about your impressions on the new (very well populated) rfactor2 ranked online mode...
Oh man, I haven’t had the time to drive it at all 🙈