Pedals
Pedals translate your braking, throttle, and clutch inputs into the simulation. Loadcell brake sensors offer the most realistic feel by measuring pressure rather than travel, while hall effect sensors provide contactless precision. Consider whether you need two or three pedals, and whether hydraulic or spring-based resistance suits your preference.
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Thera 2-Pedal Set
starting from*766,78 €
ActivePedal Clutch Pedal Face Plate
starting from*33,32 €
F1 HYDRAULIC Pro
starting from*780,00 €
Carbon Fiber Pedals for BJ Steel GT
starting from*56,00 €
ActivePedal Throttle Pedal Face Plate
starting from*33,32 €
BJ STEEL F1 Pro
starting from*430,00 €
Simucube ActivePedal Pro
starting from*1.759,51 €
ProPedal GT - 2 pedal set
starting from*1.073,15 €
CPP Pedals
starting from*EOL
Carbon Fiber Pedals for Fanatec V3
starting from*56,00 €
Elastomers & Spring Upgrade Kit
starting from*EOL
Ngasa Freno Brake
starting from*229,00 €
P1000 Modular Pedal
starting from*589,00 €
Heusinkveld Sprint Clutch
starting from*156,37 €
R7 Pedals (Spec C)
starting from*1.246,62 €
Heusinkveld Ultimate+ Clutch
starting from*294,06 €
Heusinkveld Ultimate+ 2 Pedals
starting from*1.080,83 €
Asetek Forte® Pedal Face Plates
starting from*EOL
Simucube x Tony Kanaan Pedal Face Brake
starting from*58,31 €
CSL Elite Pedals V2
starting from*299,95 €
Mark-1 2-Pedal Set
starting from*EOL
Fanatec CSL Pedals Loadcell Upgrade Elastomere
starting from*15,00 €
SG Pedals
starting from*450,00 €
Simucube x Tony Kanaan Pedal Face Throttle
starting from*58,31 €
BJ 200kg load cell
starting from*36,00 €
CPP3 EVO Hydraulic Pedals
starting from*EOL
HRS A-tek Pedal Pads
starting from*120,69 €
P-HYSi Hydraulic Braking System
starting from*EOL
Carbon Fiber Pedals for Heusinkveld Sprint
starting from*56,00 €
Sprint Black 3 Pedals
starting from*736,62 €
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are load cell pedals worth it for sim racing?
Yes. Load cell pedals are widely considered the single most impactful upgrade in sim racing. By measuring pressure instead of pedal travel, they enable muscle-memory braking — the same technique real racing drivers use. This results in more consistent and repeatable braking, leading to faster and more predictable lap times.
What is the difference between 2-pedal and 3-pedal sets?
A 2-pedal set includes throttle and brake. A 3-pedal set adds a clutch pedal, required for manual H-pattern shifting. Most modern racing uses sequential paddle or stick shifts, making the clutch optional. Choose 3 pedals if you enjoy GT cars with H-pattern gearboxes or want the extra immersion.
What pedal sensor types are available for sim racing?
Three main sensor types exist: potentiometers (cheapest, measure pedal travel, wear out over time), Hall Effect sensors (magnetic, contactless, very durable), and load cells (measure braking pressure/force, most realistic feel). Load cells are recommended for the brake pedal, while Hall Effect works great for throttle and clutch.
What are active pedals?
Active pedals use motors to provide dynamic resistance and vibration feedback, simulating real brake fade, ABS pulses, throttle response, and road surface texture. They represent the cutting edge of pedal technology, offering the most realistic pedal feel available for sim racing.