Thrustmaster pedals

[fraggi 12]

22 hours ago, janbonator said:

I just recently got the T3PA (T300 RS GT) and the throttle is giving me a headache, I think I will consider your approach. I'm spinning on exits like never before.

What should help also is to set the Throttle Linearity to a higher value. Mine is as high as 50. (same with the Brake).

[janbonator 301]

9 minutes ago, fraggi said:

What should help also is to set the Throttle Linearity to a higher value. Mine is as high as 50. (same with the Brake).

Wow, that is a large linearity value. I have it on 5 at the moment. I guess I could try it, but I have a feeling it will make it worse for me, as my sbinallas tend to occur at the end of the throttle pedal traverse, not the initial throttle application. Setting up linearity to throttle will make the end of the pedal only more sensitive.

[Ralliman320 3]

20 hours ago, Ultra3142 said:

What pedals are you comparing to here?

I upgraded from the T3PA pedals that came with my T300RS GT base. Sorry for not clarifying that in my original reply! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[illicit95 27]

On 8/11/2020 at 11:12 AM, janbonator said:

What puts me off is the idea of driving with shoes. I'm from a culture where shoes are never worn inside, and it just doesn't sound very comfortable overall for long sessions. I know the T-LCM pedals can be adjusted, but what is your take - are shoes compulsory while driving with the pedals?

Nah, I race in socks with the stiffest spring, three washers and 92% brake force. Zero issues.

[dvdi 0]

On 8/10/2020 at 11:19 PM, GioProductions said:

I have them for a week now and i really need to get use to it! Especially the Loadcell pedal force with a Playseat challenge. My pace is not on my old level yet, but will be when i get use to it.

My first opinion is that if you have the 2 pedal set, then this is a big upgrade! If you have the T3Pa, the upgrade is smaller.

I come from the T3PA GT edition.

I like the T-LCM especially because i have now more options, for example that i can adjust the brake and throttle pedals further from each other. And you can change the Loadcell springs to your own taste. And even the Clutch and Throttle springs, if you are willing to open the base, like i did, thanks to "Sim Racing Garage" channel on Youtube🙂

With the old pedals i was using the clutch pedal as brake, so your feet are futher from each other. 

I find, for my taste, the Throttle pedal spring on the T-LCM to soft and will see if i can find just a bit stiffer spring to put on the Throttle pedal.

I hope this helps, if you have any further question, let me know

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Would you mind telling me how you've attached the pedals to the Playseat Challenge? You seem to have the exact same belt but mine is too short.

[GioProductions 211]

43 minutes ago, dvdi said:

Would you mind telling me how you've attached the pedals to the Playseat Challenge? You seem to have the exact same belt but mine is too short.

If it is correct, you got with your Playseat Challenge, extra accessoires were you can put extra velcro on the belt, that is what i did. I am just using the belt that came with the seat! Check with your accessoires you got. Let me know

[HenricusVonG 10]

Hi! I'd like to share my experience with Thrustmaster pedals.

I started off with a TMX in April, equipped with T3PA pedals already. They are good but could be improved, after practicing I felt the need for a different braking feeling. First thing I did was trying the conical rubber mod that came in stock, but it left me a bit disappointed: the rubber was too hard to actually make me feel some sort of progression in braking. Therefore I did some research and used the conical mod stand to tie an anti-stress ball behind the pedal, and that is what made me learn how to drive without abs.

Then, the throttle: with traction control on medium I had no problems, but trying to turn it off was a pain, as the gas spring offers no resistance whatsoever. So my solution was to stick a sponge behind the pedal to gain some resistance.

Eventually, I bought a rubber mod from 3Drap to be installed within the brake spring and swapped the clutch and gas springs to have more resistance.

I race with some very light home shoes with rubber heels for grip. Many people recommended me to play with socks only for foot sensitivity but I am very used to the grip my home shoes have, so I am sticking with them.

Then come August i did bite the bullet and got my T-LCM: oh dear, what a difference. Solid materials and tons of combinations to adjust the pressure to my braking style, both in terms of PC calibration and different springs! I spent a month trying different spring combos and calibration settings just to shave off a couple more tenths per lap. All in all, it did help a lot in my consistency, but there is more to be said...

Unluckily I had to return my T-LCM due to not responding anymore to any input. Thrustmaster was fast in replying, providing assistance and organizing a free return for repairs, the whole procedure took no longer than 2 weeks to get by pedals back working perfectly. I race in a league, so I was glad I did not sell my T3PA already, as this made it possible for me not to give up my race in Brazil. I performed a solid race but in some sort of anxiety as I was racing with no assists and I felt I did not have full control of my inputs in comparison to the T-LCM, for sure the lack of consistency, especially in braking, slowed me down a bit but all in all I was glad I had a T3PA in that moment.

If you can afford it and you play hours and hours and on a daily basis, I'd recommend the T-LCM for those who must or want to stay in the Thrustmaster ecosystem.

Edited October 20, 2020 by HenricusVonG
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[GioProductions 211]

33 minutes ago, HenricusVonG said:

Hi! I'd like to share my experience with Thrustmaster pedals.

I started off with a TMX in April, equipped with T3PA pedals already. They are good but could be improved, after practicing I felt the need for a different braking feeling. First thing I did was trying the conical rubber mod that came in stock, but it left me a bit disappointed: the rubber was too hard to actually make me feel some sort of progression in braking. Therefore I did some research and used the conical mod stand to tie an anti-stress ball behind the pedal, and that is what made me learn how to drive without abs.

Then, the throttle: with traction control on medium I had no problems, but trying to turn it off was a pain, as the gas spring offers no resistance whatsoever. So my solution was to stick a sponge behind the pedal to gain some resistance.

Eventually, I bought a rubber mod from 3Drap to be installed within the brake spring and swapped the clutch and gas springs to have more resistance.

I race with some very light home shoes with rubber heels for grip. Many people recommended me to play with socks only for foot sensitivity but I am very used to the grip my home shoes have, so I am sticking with them.

Then come August i did bite the bullet and got my T-LCM: oh dear, what a difference. Solid materials and tons of combinations to adjust the pressure to my braking style, both in terms of PC calibration and different springs! I spent a month trying different spring combos and calibration settings just to shave off a couple more tenths per lap. All in all, it did help a lot in my consistency, but there is more to be said...

Unluckily I had to return my T-LCM due to not responding anymore to any input. Thrustmaster was fast in replying, providing assistance and organizing a free return for repairs, the whole procedure took no longer than 2 weeks to get by pedals back working perfectly. I race in a league, so I was glad I did not sell my T3PA already, as this made it possible for me not to give up my race in Brazil. I performed a solid race but in some sort of anxiety as I was racing with no assists and I felt I did not have full control of my inputs in comparison to the T-LCM, for sure the lack of consistency, especially in braking, slowed me down a bit but all in all I was glad I had a T3PA in that moment.

If you can afford it and you play hours and hours and on a daily basis, I'd recommend the T-LCM for those who must or want to stay in the Thrustmaster ecosystem.

I am also happy with the T-LCM. I did find the throttle spring a bit to soft for my taste. I did swap it with the clutch spring, but that one was to hard and very exhausting for your feet with long races.

So what i did now, the Throttle and Clutch spring are very simple to lose. I did take them out and went to a spring factory here in The Netherlands and did ask them i want a middle force for between those 2 springs. They did make 1 for me and i find the Throttle even better now. 

Just a tip if someone would like to make more adjustment 🙂

[HenricusVonG 10]

11 hours ago, GioProductions said:

I am also happy with the T-LCM. I did find the throttle spring a bit to soft for my taste. I did swap it with the clutch spring, but that one was to hard and very exhausting for your feet with long races.

So what i did now, the Throttle and Clutch spring are very simple to lose. I did take them out and went to a spring factory here in The Netherlands and did ask them i want a middle force for between those 2 springs. They did make 1 for me and i find the Throttle even better now. 

Just a tip if someone would like to make more adjustment 🙂

I felt the same and swapped them too! And my right ankle became tired soon. But I didn't have the possibility to check for a better spring for the gas pedal so I tried to asjust to its softer feeling, which is indeed much more resistant compared to the stock t3pa. I don't really have springs shops or factories in the nearbies so I will wait for something to come up on the internet...

[GioProductions 211]

26 minutes ago, HenricusVonG said:

I felt the same and swapped them too! And my right ankle became tired soon. But I didn't have the possibility to check for a better spring for the gas pedal so I tried to asjust to its softer feeling, which is indeed much more resistant compared to the stock t3pa. I don't really have springs shops or factories in the nearbies so I will wait for something to come up on the internet...

Try google on spring shop or factory. Maybe you find one in your region you dont know about

Edited October 21, 2020 by GioProductions

[dvdi 0]

On 10/20/2020 at 2:56 PM, GioProductions said:

If it is correct, you got with your Playseat Challenge, extra accessoires were you can put extra velcro on the belt, that is what i did. I am just using the belt that came with the seat! Check with your accessoires you got. Let me know

I've found that extra velcro! Now trying to figure out where the side with the glue on should go.

Duct tape is doing it's job for the time being 😉 

[GioProductions 211]

27 minutes ago, dvdi said:

I've found that extra velcro! Now trying to figure out where the side with the glue on should go.

Duct tape is doing it's job for the time being 😉 

Great!! Hope it works out! 

Look at mine  the middle part is the extra part i did

[Shark2Racing 2]

I have a Playseat Evo and Wonder if the Tclm would work ?

Will there be a f1 two pedal kcal set in the future?

would love to change to ts pc racer but still redist due to the pedals issue with the stand ? 
 

Anyone use the Evo with the Tclm‘s ? 

[GioProductions 211]

3 hours ago, Shark2Racing said:

I have a Playseat Evo and Wonder if the Tclm would work ?

Will there be a f1 two pedal kcal set in the future?

would love to change to ts pc racer but still redist due to the pedals issue with the stand ? 
 

Anyone use the Evo with the Tclm‘s ? 

You have the Playseat Evolution? The TLCM pedals should fit, as the pedals have the same attachment options as for example the 3TPA.

[alp776 14]

Buy csl elite fanatec, with load cell you can use it with Thrustmaster using the drivehub device, your life will change 😁

[Shark2Racing 2]

I have the t300 with 2 pedalset  and open wheel f1 

do the 2 pedalset work with the TS-XW wheel base ? 
 

Need to stay with pedals mounted to wheel as play sometimes with Xbox 

Anyone knows ? 

[Shark2Racing 2]

On 1/15/2021 at 1:47 PM, Shark2Racing said:

I have the t300 with 2 pedalset  and open wheel f1 

do the 2 pedalset work with the TS-XW wheel base ? 
 

Need to stay with pedals mounted to wheel as play sometimes with Xbox 

Anyone knows ? 

Can answer myself now - yes the 2pa works fine with the ts- xw- for all who wants to upgrade from a t300rs -

So far the xw is precise and has a much better FFB.

however - hopefully TM will sell a Tclm with 2  pedals in the future - will be the first to buy

Edited January 20 by Shark2Racing
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[iosis 120]

i am really frustrated right now. i dont know how to setup the t-lcm pedals. 

previously i was driving the t3pa and where top 200 in Timetrial on every track, now i am 0.3s off pace. 

i tried the standard springs with brake force on 65 and that felt to hard. Now i am using the black and white springs on bf 55 and its better but i am still too slow.

 

i dont know which springs to setup and what to do with the brake force value in the calibration tool.

Are there any "pros" that use this pedals and would share their settings?

Edited February 4 by iosis

[GioProductions 211]

48 minutes ago, iosis said:

i am really frustrated right now. i dont know how to setup the t-lcm pedals. 

previously i was driving the t3pa and where top 200 in Timetrial on every track, now i am 0.3s off pace. 

i dont know which springs to setup and what to do with the brake force value in the calibration tool.

Are there any "pros" that use this pedals and would share their settings?

Hey hey,

I am no Pro, but the thing is that it is really a personal thing with the pedals. You have to set them at what you like.

I have for example a Playseat challenge and cannot use the red springs, as i would break my Playseat Challenge with that much force 

Maybe this video can help just a bit:

 

 

[iosis 120]

i tried the red and black spring with 3 washers and brake force on 70.

that feels so much better.

[iosis 120]

i just found out that the chinese f1 2020 champion yifan yuan is using this pedals. I wonder which springs and brake force he uses.

[GioProductions 211]

12 minutes ago, iosis said:

i just found out that the chinese f1 2020 champion yifan yuan is using this pedals. I wonder which springs and brake force he uses.

Maybe you can try on Social media to contact him and ask?