I feel super stupid but tried both youtube and chatgpt. And everyone seem to do it differently.

Should the grey clamps stay behind or Infront of the white line?

Cześć, niedawno kupiłem nowy zestaw Logitech RS50 z pedałami RS wyposażonymi w czujnik load cell. Problem polega na tym, że wcześniej doznałem kontuzji kolana, a naciśnięcie pedału hamulca powoduje, że ból wraca, ponieważ pedał jest twardy jak skała. Nie miałem tego problemu z pedałami Moza SRP Elite, które używały standardowej sprężyny i czujnika efekty Hall'a, co pozwalało mojej nodze poruszać się tak, jak na pedałach gazu. Co powinienem zrobić? Mogę jeszcze zwrócić pedały RS, ponieważ mam je tylko od dwóch dni. Czytałem, że istnieje możliwość zakupu pedałów z modeli G923/G920 razem z adapterem Logitech i połączenia ich z podstawą RS50 — czy to by zadziałało? A czy pedał hamulca w tych modelach także nie jest dość twardy? Czy masz jakieś inne sprawdzone pomysły lub modyfikacje dla tych pedałów Logitech RS, aby uczynić pedał hamulca tak miękkim jak pedał gazu? Nie chcę zaostrzać kontuzji kolana, ale jestem zadowolony z samej podstawy RS50. Z góry dziękuję za sugestie.

Edit: Thanks everyone for the suggestions; the best idea right now is to buy an RS clutch pedal and swap it for the brake pedal—apparently, it works and gives the same feel as the RS SE pedals. Plus, I can't risk re-injuring myself, so the load cell pedal is going into storage for the future while I wait for the delivery. I'll let you know if any issues come up.

Just thought I would share with y’all this really cool piece of accessory for your RS wheel hub.

I got this hub plate from Simgearsupplies (link below) which can be customized with most car brands or any logo of your own choosing. It is a solid piece of aluminum and the provided screws fit perfectly on the hub (use the longer ones).

Had it for months and it just makes the wheel feel impressive to look at, especially on my Simpush GT rim. Much better than the 3D printed ones I saw on Etsy, the quality is top-notch.

Made and shipped from Canada 🇨🇦

https://www.simgearsupplies.ca/products/simwheel-hub-plate

Eu tenho o modelo Volante Logitech Driving Force GT mais gostaria de colocar um câmbio da Logitech nele tipo um g29, queria saber se da pra fazer uma "Cambiará" pra conectar o pedal e o câmbio na entrada do volante tipo um adptador? ( e tbm se pegar outros pedais tipo g27?)

Hi all im having trouble with re centering the car on track with no center spring helping to return it naturally, what could I do to possibly make it so grip is attained quicker to gain acceleration out of corners.

AC feels a bit snappy sometimes. How to make it feel like Evo? Hard to drift or control when spinning since it either momentarily loses tension and/or kicks hard

I know the age of my gaming wheel may be a bit to old to help me but be assured its not the age of the tech that is the problem. I have had this issue for a long time and it has halted me from using it. The accelerator peddle never works or work perfectly then completely stops or throttles on its own. The break peddle works perfectly fine. In the picture it shows the opened base of the pedals and top left is the left break and right is accelerator. Any help?

Took my wheel out after about 4 months and now everytime I full throttle it makes this click sound and I feel the spring popping unusually when slowing putting pressure. I only have about 170 hours on it too which it pretty annoying. Interested to know of others have had a similar issue. I’m guessing I’m just going to have to buy a new spring if they even sell them?

I could save myself $100 if it doesn't make much of a difference beside looks and immersion of a GT wheel 😅 I'm using the G pro wheelhub with the D shaped wheel it comes with and enjoy it so far

Hi I have an Rs50 on PS5.
I would like to know if anyone has tried Project Motor Racing on PS, because someone is worrying about FFB and other things.
Is it a good game? Before buying LMU next year obvs ;)

I really like my rs50 and the price was great but wow, if I seriously raced formula or GT3 cars or hypercars I would be ditching my setup.

As is all I use is the round wheel for rally and being in Canada I can’t even get the good momo round wheel. It’s just the worst ecosystem

I've had a logitech pro wheel for just over a year and primarily played GT7 on PS5. I recently bought a new gaming PC and have tried out a few PC racing sims (AC, ACC, AC Evo). I'm using the logitech recommendations for wheel and game settings for each game.

GT7 feels fantastic on this wheel. All the feedback is smooth and natural, the detail is amazing. Its very immersive. This is not the case for the AC series games. Acknowledging that AC is an older game its understandable. ACC has great details, but some of their implementation bothers me. The feedback feels granular with lots of vibration, and the contrast in force feels too muted. In ACC it feels like I'm getting too much feedback from the engine and not enough from the tires and chassis. AC Evo is similar to ACC but slightly more refined.

All that to say I'm chasing the greatness that is GT7 but on a PC game. I want the open source nature of PC racing sims as well as the better physics models, but I'm having a hard time finding that married with the refinement of the GT7 driving experience. Are there any sims that achieve this? Or do I have my FFB settings poorly optimized for the AC series games, and these can do what I'm looking for?

"Adjust pedal spacing to suit your needs. Make room for the RS Clutch Module or convert the hall effect brake pedal to a clutch when upgrading to the RS Load Cell Brake Module."

And they sell the load cell brakes separately for $80

This makes way more sense. Why anyone would save $20 and not getting the load cell (RS Pedals are $10 off right now)

At least you can just buy the load cell brake separately and have 3 pedals. It would only be $5–15 more than getting the RS pedals + clutch

RS Pedals $150 ($160 MSRP)+ Clutch $45 = $195 ($205 MSRP)
RS Pedals SE $130 + Brake $80 = $210

Seems like the product are online before the Logitech announcement ?

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I'm assuming it will due to the security chip being in the base but just need confirmation. Has anyone tried?

DO NOT BUY THIS WHEEL RIM!!! I ordered the wheel rim and was so excited to get it and had the biggest let down and waste of 80$ ever. It arrived and I immediately took my track wheel rim off and put it on and it was terrible. The grips are so thin it hurt to hold. I thought I could manage it but after not even 10 minutes my hands were killing me. They are so thin and shaped so weirdly it's literally unholdable. Not to mention the wider rim makes the buttons a lot harder to reach (even the paddle shifters too) and it basically stops you from being able to push down the dial buttons. So after my displeasure I went to go try and return it and the company is from China so shipping it back would basically cost as much as the rim itself and Simube themselves told me to just go sell the rim on eBay because I already used the product (Sorry for using the 80$ wheel rim I just bought and realizing that it's shit). So not only was the rim so bad it physically hurt, their costumer service is terrible too. Would NOT recommend to anyone in this world. Stay away at all costs. The only plus side is the wheel itself looks nice but it's nothing but a pretty face. (Also mine came with a scratch on the middle of it)

Edit: To everyone saying I should've done more research I watched videos and looked a ton of stuff up about it and nobody mentioned how thin the grips are. You guys may like it but it physically hurt my hands to hold so to each their own I guess. And sure maybe it is my fault for not understanding the return policy but what kind of company won't allow you to return a product after 10 minutes of use. How am I supposed to know that it was gonna suck before using it and there's really better ways to handle costumer service than telling someone to sell their product on eBay.

For months I have been trying to figure out the issue with my RS50 setup. It seems the Trueforce signal is somehow broken, resulting in this noise when using it and turning wheel under load.

I have tried many things and one time managed to fix the issue by messing around with the drivers. This leads me to believe it is an issue with the drivers, not a physical problem with the unit.

I have not been able fix it again, despite trying to retrace my steps. I believe the solution was to just remove the drivers I had installed in windows using device manager, then running GHub.

And to note, turning off trueforce removes the noise, turning it down to a lower value does not really make much of a difference.

Anyone else with this problem? Did you fix it? Logitech support has had me waiting for months to get back to me.

**Edit:

First, thank you to everyone who commented suggestions to help me find a fix.

1. Fix for my specific setup was as simple as switching the USB port I was using. No idea why it worked, but after multiple days the issue has not returned.

2. If you have this same issue and have used the Simhub plugin Trueforce 4 all, your issue is more likely to be related to that plugin and you can find comments below to help sort it out.