Throughout this video I had in my head that the "kit" is $32 which isn't bad value... But of course that is just for two elastomers, so whilst they do work well I think they are quite expensive.

I was one of the few who commented how stiff mine was on the last video. How mistaken I was to complain. The rubber will break in a little bit and get a tiny bit softer. The travel will still not be much but it will be what it should be. Short, responsive and direct without unnecessary travel. Remember, you're NOT trying to make it feel like the spongy/squishy pedals in your road car(whish is really what this mod does). You want the initial travel as short as possible but with enough to get muscle memory going. After some time you will adjust and brake by pressure rather than travel. If you really must change something, try die springs! 20mmx25mm(ODxL) light load(blue) or 20mmx25mm medium load(red)

Karl your a god send making a video on these the load cell pedal is very stiff so I'm definitely gunna get some and give them a go also love the ''Bowling Ball Grip''

Thankyou, your installation video was perfect👍

Really enjoyed this video, Karl! Thanks mate!

I just got these, easy install. If ur invested in ur setup these r a must! Yeah there expensive but so was your pedal. It would of been more if they offered different stiffness in mass production. I was told this was to cut costs. I got mine couldn't be happier full linear

Thnx for the video, i order the linear+progressive version today!👍👍 keep going💪

Just got mine and installed them .. thanks for this

Great vid mate, just ordered a set of linear for mine and was looking for a decent installation video to make sure i fitted these correctly! 👍🏻 thanks again buddy.

Great Video as always Karl. I received my 3DRap Tuning kit last week and it’s made the Brake Pedal so much nicer to use. I went with the Hybrid Setup using 1 Progressive and 1 Linear Elastomer. I ordered 1 of each, however 3DRap sent 1 Linear and 4 Progressive so I have various options.

I've got 2 linear and my experience has improved greatly! I only play Rally and like a softer brake pedal so it's pretty near perfect for me. Plus I have a playseat challenge, and stiff pedals on there can be tricky.

After searching online I bought couple of blue die springs, about £5 each. 25mm long, 20mm od, 10mm id Pedal feels much better and costs a lot less.

My standard Fanatec pedal is like your original review unit after some use to bed in, feels just right to me. I did find it was hurting the ball of my foot when brake pressure was set to higher levels but a pair of sim hound slippers bought on your recommendation sorted that out!

Just got the lc kit and pedals, the lc has about 2 to 4 mm movement so this is a very timely video. Also just used your link for a csl dd 8 nm :))

The black bushing on mine broke the first time I took the stack off. That's why I got the 3drap ones 😀

I bought the 3DRAP hybrid for my CSL load cell and it has made it a lot easier to trail brake. It was difficult to get use to how stiff the Fanatec load cell pedals

Made a world of difference to my load cell pedal. The original pedal just made my foot feel numb to the pressure over long races. Now it has much more feel to it & better brake modulation over the length of the race 🤔

I picked these up and I much prefer them to the standard fitted.

Would love to see the mod the Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals, but also your honest opinion using them compare to the stock pedals. Got my T-LCM straight out the box and really love them. Even didn’t change the springs. I came from a Logitech G920 so the difference is already really noticeable. I had the shifter mod from 3D-rap actually on my g920 and I must admit that they deliver some quality products. But didn’t used it for long because I switched to the TS-XW. And as always: good review mate! 👊🏻

Received my load cell pedal just today, and there's no a lot of movement. I've no race car experience, but it's like a road car without the engine running and you've pumped the pedal a few times - rock solid. Better than the spongy feel of the regular pedal but still not realistic for me, these could be the perfect solution. Great video as always, cheers.

Fanatec definitely made a change with their elastomers. There's no way my stock pedals (received May 2022) had as much travel as I've seen in KZfaq reviews. Not even close. The 3DRap elastomers took care of it though. Thanks for the video.

I’m glad you decided to review these Karl as I was looking at them already but unsure which to purchase. The only true way to know which are best is to buy all but the price is too high for me personally to order all of them to then only use one setup. I’m new to Sim Racing, driven the everyday car for 15+yrs, done a few track experiences with sports cars but never driven a race car. I have the Fanatec DD Pro (8Nm) with Load Cell Pedal. Which setup would you use to allow me to experience a middle ground for most cars in GT7, ACC, F1 2022 (when I get it) and not lose the benefit of a LC? I’ll only be playing on my PS5 which I’m happy with. I’m not a hard core Sim Racer (yet) as it’s early days but I like to try and future proof my purchases as opposed to buying cheap and then constantly upgrading and changing things up. 3D Wrap didn’t say much other than “Hybrid or Linear” 🤷🏼‍♂️

Just adding some points - I think Fanatec have revised the standard elastomer due to early ones (which were softer) braking apart which I've seen on the forums. New batches have stronger and stiffer ones. For those little plastic pieces that they say wear out, I'd say it's more for people braking them rather than wearing out. I personally broke one of mine taking the original elastomers out and know a few people who have done the same.

I was looking for something like this. At the moment I've taken the foam out of the standard pedal and put it in place of the top elastomer on the spring. Its a bit soft but I have a bit of travel which is better for me.

Awesome video. Your the only person that has shown how to completely charge out load cell. Thank you

These look pretty great but the price is just outrageous. Disappointing from 3DRap. Hoping someone else comes out with an identical product at a similar price.

After a while with mine CSL loadcell I have a suspicion that fanatec changed the polymers to a harder one, with youtubers all having an earlier production run. After a couple of months of use, and at 70% brake force, it still has like 1cm travel. I see video reviews moving the pedal more just with their hands. When I popped my polymer stack out like you did in the video, it had so much force built up that the whole thing flew into pieces all over the room. And the black bushings snapped, so it's good that they do a replacement of a different material. I couldn't get it back together again so ended up cutting one of the polymers in half, which weirdly has helped the brake feel. Shame that these are very overpriced for a piece of rubber though

When i got my loadcell i thought it was faulty it was so stiff, literally felt like i was pushing on a brick wall. On day 2 i thought i had wasted my money and considered selling. I've now had it for almost 2 weeks and put a few hours on it and it feels completely different. Whilst it has softened a little, you adapt to it and it actually now feels like it has a lot more travel than what it actually does as you adapt to the new scale of range. I'd recommend to anyone who has purchased to at least give it 2 weeks before modifying.

Good review don’t know if I would like it as feel the ultra still feel ok but maybe movement in pedal would aid trail braking more

Happy with my loadcell as I received it. It's about pressure not travel. Besides the price on this is quite expensive.

i had a super stiff load cell and went with the double linear kit. feels a lot better. i was getting maybe 10mm or less of travel at 100%. i could only use 45-50% brake force. i did use them for hours and would just press/pump the pedal when not playing because it is close to my pc to hopefully get them to break in, but it just stayed like a rock. this kit is expensive but was really what i was hoping it would be. also my pedals were so stiff there was no squeezing the elastimer stack with my hands. i had to pry them loose with a covered screwdriver for leverage! sucks the price bridges the gap between the clubsport pedals lol. but getting these is slightly more convenient then selling my current ones and ordering new clubsports lol. great video though! wish you would have shown the travel you were getting before and after though.

Thank you Karl. Great review. I went ahead and purchased the progressive kit. I have only installed 1 progressive elastomer and left the rest of the load cell with the stock. What a difference!! I have jumped onto to F1 23 time trial and did 3 different circuits and on each of them have immediately completely blitzed my previous times when I was using the stock set up. Great video and review, thank you 👍

Hey Karl, thanks for making me aware of another product that I didn't know existed. How would you say the two hard ones feel compared to what the load cell comes with?

FYI, I was very unhappy with the pedal stiffness/ travel and also saw these. Thought no way I’m spending almost 100$ plus wait however long for shipping. I found some coil springs on Amazon and 200% better than stock. Went from 1” of pedal travel to just over 2” while still maintaining a decent stiffness. So good so far. Only time will tell on their durability.

Great video, I love seeing a detailed strip down, but I think you forgot to review? How does it perform?

the problem for me was not being able to heel toe properly. i always heel toe in my mx5, and in that i can control brake pressure and revs perfectly at any speed. i got the full linear mod for my rig and now i can heel toe perfect when braking hard, but its still harder than a real car. just incase anyone here had the same problem. 🤙

Hi Kerl ! would have been possible to compare the travel pedal gain before and after ? and what is the advantage you reckon whan adopting ? on load cell isn't the pressure rather then travel pedal what it matter ? thtat regardless of travel pedal won't change ?

I just bought some of these from 3DRap, but not no yellow bushes included.

I have been waiting for your review of these. Firstly I agree with others that mine has virtually no travel but personally I like it like that. I have been curious about this "tuning kit" after looking at fanatec's own tuning kit for the V3 (I think). The difficulty I have is I have no idea which elastiomer combination would suit me, especially as I quite like it as it is. Buying these at 18 euros a piece seems expensive for someone who is curious. If it was let's say £50 for a full set I would probably buy some but at 72 Euro and then adding shipping and duties and customs costs makes it a bit lest attractive.

It sounds like progressive would be more conducive to trail braking. Is that accurate?

Karl, another great video. I was looking at getting the csl pedals with load cell, but everything I watch says the load cell is too stiff, so I tried them at a local shop and they were right. So it has turned me off getting them until I saw these mods to help the stiffness. But in Canada these mods are $40 for a pair, plus $40 in shipping. So that is another negative for me getting the load cell unfortunately. So I was going to get the two pedal set without load cell, and try to make a better rubber insert for the pedal to make them more progressive and stiff. Any idea how to make a better rubber insert for the basic csl pedals? I can't justify spending $400 on the csl lc pedals then spending another $80 just so they are usable for me. Thanks Karl and keep up the great videos, they are great.

So basically use a finger a thumb on the flange 😂 so do you know what the shore ratings are on the linear and progressives ?? And can these be used on the CSL Elite V1 LC Pedals ? Cheers

just ordered a pair of each

Does this throw the load cell calibration off?

Can you do a comparison video on the stiffness of the original loadcell vs 3DRAP mod vs TrueBrake for g29? I am considering an upgrade of the pedals but heard its very stiff, but since I have got used to TrueBrake now (which is very stiff), I wonder how stiff the csl lc is comparing to TrueBrake

Do the little bushings come with the kits or is it a separate purchase?

got my load cell today and wow how bad is that load cell stiffness. Mine dont even move 1mm at all. Bought me some hybrid so hopefully my brake peddle actually feels like 1. Dunno why fanatec thing a brake pedal dont move lolz

hey man will you review the moza r9?

Anyone else whant a video review of the socks?

Does anybody know how to fix a fluctuating load cell brake??? I just opened these and this issue was already there 😭😭😭 it gets worse as I turn down the pressure sensitivity, if anyone knows how to fix it please help.

Hey Karl, nice review! I love running just a single progressive elastomer. Would you also be interested in trying out a throttle/clutch mod kit I've designed for the CSL pedals? It's basically ready for sale now, just getting the website up and running but I've already sold a couple through Facebook groups here in the UK.

I would like the pedal to have a little travel and then start firming up, like in my real car, rather than feeling the same all the way down. I guess only hydraulics will do that?

review the sf1000 pls

Really easy, me sweating trying to put this thing back in, Jesus Christ

Lol, I can't stop thinking about the average simracer ( young kid, probably not very built ) trying to remove the elastomer the same way :)))))))))) I`m not to big nor to small, but I had to get creative with some levers and stuff to get that thing out.....

Not useful to me but still interesting to watch. Or I'd say is, colour is a bit awkward if you like a tidy colour matched rig

+16euro for shipping from EU to EU.... must be very heavy package

Only $70 CAD for a couple pieces of rubber and shipping? seems a bit much. I understand they make them for profit but that's insane.

Bit like BBJ and their mods for thrustmaster pedals in particular.... Starting out as £10 a year and abit ago, now they're closer to 40, you'd expect them to atleast be made out of sturdier material.... But nope still typical weak 3d printed stuff

Lmao. 2... no comments!! Great video mate!!

too expensive should be a few options in a kit for that price

33 bucks for a pair of small rubber 🤨

£27 quid minimum for just one linear!!!!! Are they taking the Fg piss! £27 quid for one poxy little bit of rubber OMG....

Just use glue sticks people and stop getting ripped off . Put stick inside spring and the job is 100% better . Hey and guess what its 95% cheaper .