Re: Pedals?
@TigerAlen410On a console, your only option is to use the Logitech G Racing Adapter to connect a different Logitech pedal set to your system.
The only sensible option would be the Logitech G Pro Racing Pedals as they use load cell sensors instead of the potentiometers of every other Logitech offering.
Beyond that, the reigning tech in pedals are load cells for the brakes. That should be your starting point, but any further advice is completely dependent on your system and budget.
There's a sea of info and useful guides on Youtube though. Simracing is in a good place right now.
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For a breakdown between load cell pedals and potentiometers, this is fair and to the point:
Mind you though that if you find your G29 pedals too stiff, you're better off modding it. Load cells are still the superior tech and any good LC pedal will be customizable enough to set it as light as the standard Logitech pedal, but you'll be hard pressed to find someone on the community running their brakes that light. If I'm not mistaken, the standard Logitech brake pedal takes something like 20 or 25kgf tops to depress 100%. So if you don't like having it stiff, it's cheaper to either mod it or to put in the effort to use it to the fullest instead of shelling out for a LC set that you'll cap for like 10-15% of its range.
The LC brake would still perform better, but that's not wise spending in my books.
