Watching tutorials for other cads is the same thing. The only thing that changes is the layout and the names of the tools

yes but do take into consideration the hydraulic brake and the haptic motors

"under the hood" it's reinforced with metal. of course a full metal construction would be nice, but for 599€ for hydraulic pedals including a pedalplate I think it's absolutely fine. a metal heelplate will not feel any better, it will only look better and give you a better feeling in your head :D Conspit also has the CPP (without lite) pedals ... they look like full metal? not sure though since the website is absolutely terrible.

Sorry I might be a bit slow and idk if ur joking but I only know him from sim racing🙏💀

@@That3321 It's a joke. :P

yes, coming next :) tldr: great pedals, haptics could be better

elastomers on open designs tend to break, so is a balance

no, for simracing, you dont NEED pedals, just a joystick. See how needs works?

Technically you just need a mouse. Race room has it. Left button to go, right to brake. Auto gears. Would probably be smoother then a pads j-stick. Warthunder airbattles are surprisingly playable with mouse

Drilled a hole :) our newer wheels also do have passthrough now

@@DanSuzuki yeah, that’s what I thought. Was just checking. I have a new wheel.

if you can, always use surround. it's not more resource intensive, but some scenarios dont work with surround (streaming with capture card cloning for example)

No worries 😊

Yeah, you would have to hide the simucube base which would be a little problematic 😅

Unfortunately not - this only works for usb wheels. You should be able to buy the simucube link usb box soon though to be able to use your wheel

Thanks Sir!

we don't really send out review units.

@DanSuzuki Sure but there doesn't seem to be any owners posting reviews either & so for the price, it leaves a little piece of anxiety ha ha. I want a mainly VR based wheel ... I'm looking at the gsi x-29, ascher f64 v3 usb, grid mpx v2 (sold out all over) & then the gsi hyper sl. Obviously the hyper sl hits the higher price point & features but does it justify it enough vs the others? I've read that the x29 nails comfort/ergo but lacks some features ... design is nice but not as premium as the ascher or hyper sl. Where would your money go? (I know you're affiliated but trust your honest/unbiased view). Love the content.

@@tomyippeekiyay2781 Wouldn't recommend the F64 anymore, it's just a little bit dated and doesn't feel as nice as the other options - if you want Ascher I'd get the new McLaren wheel, even though I personally think Grid and GSI is a little bit above that in terms of quality - still, a very very good wheel. If you like thin grips the MPX2 is a great choice, I personally find the funky switch placement a bit odd, but it might be better with the smaller knobs on the v2 - I haven't tested this one yet. As for GSI the X29 actually is very comparable in quality to all our other options, the only difference it you get an aluminum front and not a carbon fiber front and we all know the more carbon fiber the faster you will be! All elements inside are exactly the same as on the higher end wheels, just less inputs. The SL surely is the top of the line with tons of features - if you really need all those? Well - that's not something I can answer for you - my honest opinion is: I personally do not need all those inputs 😅 If you like the shape/design of the FPE v2 then waiting for the new GXL v2 might also be an option - will come out later this year 😅 And to confuse you even more: check out the offerings from Soelpec and Delta Simtech - they both also have great wheels without displays! Also ... use code DAN5 to get a little discount on GSI gear - both on our website and on Sim Race Shop!

​@DanSuzuki thanks ever so much. Those other options really opened my eyes & challenged my thought process, particularly the Solepec. Taking all into account, I opted for the hyper sl, it just really looks like the full package (& more so 😅) for my needs. I engaged my brain, checked out the discord where I got more info & views + I watched a ton about the p1 ... I'm very confident that it will meet expectations. Thanks again! (I still find it strange that review units aren't out in the wild ... I guess it's quite a limited market at the higher price points so maybe it's assumed or reality that consumers put the energy into researching before purchase? For me as a new customer entering the GSI ecosystem it's not the greatest experience but hey, I'll get over it 😅).

I just used this again last week

@@DanSuzuki I tried again and it now works. Thanks for your feedback.

Absolutely, great combo - imo Simagic is better than moza

@@DanSuzuki thank you i will use them with nlr f-gtelite lite

​@@DanSuzuki would you trade off the simagic alpha mini for the Alpha, just to get the 5 Nm more? Asking because i don't know if the 5Nm in excess are worth it (not a budget issue).

Yes you can, exactly the same procedure as described here, only the offset most likely will be 0

Im 184cm and still had some margin left, I think you should be fine unless you have ridiculously long legs 😅

That’s our GSI Hyper P1 😊