Is the gas pedal realistic? I mean, in real cars, there is a big difference if you floor the gas pedal or only press a little bit.
746109
It depends on what sort of cars you driven in real life. Most modern cars have drive-by-wire (eg: BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Toyota, GM, Volkswagen and Nissan). The Logitech G27 Racing Wheel pedals are similar to real pedals on a drive-by-wire car. But there are many mods out there, if you want to change the stock springs on the pedals. Personally I haven't upgraded the springs on it.
746110
Yes the gas pedal is realistic. I use mainly for racing but i can go around a track at 2 miles an hour or 102 or anywhere in between. for the money i recomend this wheel setup to anyone. i am sure the more expensive wheels have a better feature or two but not much better. also recomend iracing and asseto corsa for the most realistic racing experience available in my opinion, if into racing games.
746111
Yes, you can feather the pedal. Throttle control is excellent, especially compared to a controller button!
1471625
To put it in the context you suggested, "Wheel of Fortune". It does not retain any real inertia, and basically only moves when you have your finger on it.
672759
the drivers side is smaller so you can get the gas pedal all the way to the floor. the mat is pretty thick and they had to cut the corner off so it doesnt interfere with the gas pedal
35877
I purchased this device once before in hopes of adding torque. It doesn't add torque or even increase the mpg on your vehicle. It does however, make a cool noise when you step on the gas. But there is also an annoying whistle sound when you're just driving around. So again, no actual benefits except for "performance sounds". I hope this response provides clarity in your decision.
1301704
I know been a year since this was posted... I have a pesky squeak like rubbing sound from one of the pedals when in use. I think left side? If I go really fast it kinda lessens. But if I go a steady pace it sounds like a rub/squeaking. Did anyone figure this out? I noticed the comment stated to put some of the bottled lubricant on the track? Is that right thing to do? Thanks for any help!
2176114
There is more intake air flow. It does give off much loud sound when you step on the gas. You can hear the air rushing into the intake.
97585
As far as I can tell, when you're pedaling and then apply a little throttle, the motor comes on to assist your pedaling. There is a sensor you mount to the left crank that tells the controller that the pedal is in motion and it adds power. Its very sensitive, a little on the throttle is enough to "assist" the pedal motion, if your in a low gear or high, it adds power. So if you are in a high (smaller cog?) gear, and are going pretty fast, it adds ON TOP OF THAT. So if you want, you could be going upwards of 30+ mph. Its can be pretty SCAREY!
1754210
I've read about potential issues with aftermarket replacement pedals, specifically the accelerator pedal, but with everything stock I've had no issues whatsoever. The liner covers part of the dead pedal but it doesn't affect drivability or the way everything feels on the floor.
1871176
I got about 1-2 mpg extra on the performance tune... with a gentle right foot. Heavy right foot... not so much of a gain!
1165083
You have to use the pedal each time, the fast you go the drier it gets...so cool and it really works!
2245878
Yes. Your MPG will increase and you will feel the difference in acceleration.
388484
Its a fun little car you will need to buy a extra glow plug for the brake in prosses fell free to email me anytime I work on nitro and electronic and when you get comfortable with that when I recommend buying a traxxas jato 65mph its a blast my email is jnsweat1@gmail.com
2154441
Yes, use the green tip and turn down the pressure. My car really looks cleans, you have to make sure you're the proper distance from the car and don't stay in the same spot for a long period of time. I'm very please with it cleans my car and truck. I even cleaned my neighbor cars.
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It almost depends on what type of bike you have. But that being said I have a commuter style bike and your legs do kind of have to go "out" a little more when you pedal. It's not bad though, it just takes some getting used to.
1102588
Thanks for the feedback...as it turns out, the switch on the back of the unit was set for gas instead of electric. Once I flipped the switch, it started cycling properly. I agree that the click can be annoying, but hey, if it gets the job done, I can live with it. Thanks again.
186507
gas pedal was no problem, the brake pedal was a different story. I ended up having the dealer install it as I never could get it on.
1185281
yeah i noticed driving over 67 mph my gas mileage got better. increasing rpm's gives it a nice acceleration which allows smoother shifting.