0:00 - Intro 0:57 - Unboxing 6:08 - Bleeding Tutorial 11:04 - Long Term Usage Thoughts

I had the Heusinkveld sprints, purchased the OBP 2 pedal set in 2021. In 2022 I upgraded for the V2 3 pedal set. Absolutely love these pedals, the clutch was better on the sprints, but that's it. The fidelity during brake release is much better on the OBP's. Have not had a single issue with either the 2 pedal or 3 pedal set. BUTTT....when i first tried bleeding them, it was hard to get all the air out. I bought an inexpensive (HF) brake vacuum bleeder, problem solved, pedal has been solid ever since. Give it a try.

Thank you very much.

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About the fluid compressing, I meant the fluid pushing on the dampers

I know someone who had well has these pedals and the what happened was the brake pedal where its welded top the plate just come apart. The weld literally broke so he was well unhappy. Also the brake pedal Is super sensitive and no matter what he did it wouldn't stop being over sensitive. In the UK these come up for sale all the time and no one wants them. Its a shame Because they could of been amazing. My mate got a set brand new black edition for £560 and sold them and replaced them with the pedals I have which is simagic P2000 with the hydraulic brake and dampener on the throttle and these pedals are amazing. I've also tried some Tiltons this week and while they feel super premium I found they don't feel as good as my Simagic which I wanted to change up for the Tiltons but that won't be happening. Really wish I knew someone with the Asetek pedals but sadly I don't.

I also get the creaking on aggressive breaking with a slow release. Feels exactly as you describe, like a step when releasing. Pretty annoying. Did you ever figure it out?

Greetings fellow sim racer. I'm curious how the pedals are treating you right now? Also.. no disrespect, but to me it certainly appears that you were in need of a pedal set that is more user friendly when it comes to maintenance, adjustment etc.. These pedals are what some may call "boutique" in nature. You will never receive the kind of after sale support for these pedals that you would have had you purchased Thrustmaster, Fanatec Logitech etc.. IMO these are not the type of petals that someone should buy if they're expecting the same kind of plug and play or. "set it and forget it" user experience that comes along with most of the industry leading brands who employ highly refined manufacturing processes after years of R&D. These petals are obviously handmade from a real set of racing pedals. It's like blindly jumping on a modern "gaming" PC Then expecting the plug and play user experience of an old Sega Genesis console.