I bought this set with the base plate about 2 months ago for around $480 w/ship to US. I haven't experienced any squeaking or any pedal noises at all to this point. With the base plate lifted to it's highest point the pedal size is not a problem for my size 9 foot and I'm really enjoying these pedals. Took a few days to get used to them and along with making adjustments to fit my wants & needs but I'm loving them now......of course this is coming from 12yrs of using a G25 setup also, so ya....a major difference. After watching Barry's review of them, I decided they were worth taking a chance especially for the price. I guess only time will tell how happy I'm going to be. And now with the newly added alpha mini to go with my simforge pedals, last yrs g2 vr and around 09' DIY 2 dof scn5 seat mover, I'm in sim racing heaven!

Thanks man, good to get an honest review from someone with a knowledge of electronics. And you took the time to highlight the positives too. Good job.

Been using these since the past 4 Months now. My experience is opposite of yours. They're quite and pretty smooth and one of the best one's I've used. I previously owned a T3PA, Clubsport and HE Sprint. They're actually on par with the Sprints and in some features like the Adjustability and the sensitivity of the brake pedal, they're superior.

I own these and agree with some of the statements here. I didn't have a bad board, but would agree with the quality of the pedals themselves and the calibration. I never felt comfortable with them, especially the brake. I ended up getting in the VRS queue and received them last week. Night and day difference, but again, twice the cost. The price seems enticing, but I would hold off. Pedals can be so subjective though. I have a member in my racing discord who has SimForge and he likes them a lot. So there you go.

Hey There, came across this review as i was searching for answers as 1 of 2 units ordered did run into issues. now my unit didn't squeak but i had faulty cables and experienced a lot of fluctuation in the signal which made it almost impossible to calibrate. and if i somehow managed the calibration, in game they become JUMPY! Now on the other hand, the 2nd unit was completely flawless and had ZERO issues.

The clutch with its shortest setting seemed just fine bro. You sound overnegative abt these pedals…

Thank you for the honest review. I'm planning on purchasing these as they are the only "high end" pedal set available in India that isn't an import. Hopefully they can get better at quality control.

solid review, I appreciate the effort and insight. Super helpful.

If they’re anything like my sprint pedals they’d feel much better with a pedal inversion kit. I bought the sim lab inverted pedal deck and my pedals feel so much more natural and comfortable to use. I wouldn’t call the price they’re selling these pedals at “premium”.

Lol, this is how my review of the Fanatec V3 pedals would look like xD. From the moment I got them I had only problems with them.

Hello. Does diviewer not read 12 bit signals?

i feel like you didnt try any other position than how they were in the box . i try every pedal position posible for the throttle and finally found the sweet spot + buy some lithium greace

How do you get the curry smell off of them?

damn bruh get this man more subs

Who did pay you for this negative review?

Please! Maybe my question is inappropriate, I have a G29, could you tell me if I can adapt these pedals to the Logitech steering wheel, use it on the ps4????

Does the pedals work for console fanatec wheel base and logitech wheel base

Better value than sprint's imo which are overrated.

As someone with years of experience of engineering of hardware, firmware, and software engineering teams in India, just do not trust it. No racism here, just hard won long standing experience. Never outsource to India. Remember, every major brand has pulled out of outsourcing in India over the last eight years.

If you received a set of faulty pedals ie malfunctioning pcb why would you not send them back? instead of putting your warranty at risk by attempting to fix them yourself, even if successful pretty sure you void your warranty. Obviously you're not happy with them which is why i have a hard time trying to understand why you didn't return them instead of repairing them yourself.

This pedal really look liike DIY knock off Heusinkveld pedal from Grabcad with some modified. I just made one，cost me less then $100 in my country.

honestly sounds like you got a dud lol

"Affordable high quality sim pedals?" 6:15 - "[...] with all the issues that I've experienced with these pedals, I can't recommend them" Which one is it, then?

lol i couldnt put back the brake together even after watching barry do it which btw looked like a cancer way to do it, they stayed loose so i just sold the fucking thing lol what a trash pedals

Now everybody will know how india business works ... Attractive pricing but garbage is sell with no quality process, no control, look at that PCB 😅. I can do it by myself, loadcell amp, free software made by other. Brrrrr. Save your money, wait few more months, and buy something that will make you happy for years. Thanks for your review, it is honest.

“Affordable?“ costs as much as g923 with shifter

Your talking total nonsense, are you paid by A competitor? …. You should be ashamed!

Use DXtweak2. Significantly better than diview