DIY Logitech G29 Brake Mod - The last brake mod you'll need?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- Watch V2 of this video here: a shorter, more entertaining (I hope) version:
• The last Logitech G29 ...
Who needs an overpriced load cell when you can DIY this beauty?
Here's one for the GT Sport players in the round. But definitely something you could use on PC or any other console.
What I should probably have explained better is that for GT Sport (PS4/5) drivers, there is a certain point in the brake pedal travel where it arrives at a deadzone (beyond 100% braking input) if you remove the original rubber block.
Hence, removing the rubber block entirely from the brake spring setup will create this deadzone, making it difficult to best apply braking inputs. The 2nd spring added in this video replaces the position of the rubber block with a more mechanical feel that you can tune (using the washers) according to your preference. This makes the brake feel something you can vary from game to game, relatively easy.
Let me know what you think in the comments! - เกม
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What would really work well, what's called a Dash Pot. Think of a syringe, then plug one end, and as you push, it gets harder and harder to compress the air trapped inside. If set up right, it would feel exactly like pushing a brake pedal, soft at the start, and hard further down, you just need to adjust the amount of air inside, like bleeding a brake system and leave just the right amount of air, it will push the pedal back to its original position all on its own, no spring needed.
i have a 5ml syringe and i was thinking the same,i screw a bolt to seal the syringe.
What I've done on mine was added a progressive spring from my RC offroad truck and also installed an oil field shock damper from the same truck. The damper makes it feel like a hydraulic brakes. So when you step on the brake it dampens the movement and when you let off, it doest snap back. It works awesome and the feel is realistic at a fraction of the cost.
You have a link to what's needed to do this?
@@billB101 Here's a short video on how I did it. th-cam.com/video/foc-_Dd0B7k/w-d-xo.html&feature=share
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@@highsiderider Nice, thanks.
can you do the parts list for me to?
Can I have a link to the part’s needed?
The True Brake Is really good for the money 9/10
Thank you Chris for posting this mod - I've just done your mod to my G27 pedals and it's by far the best feel the pedal has ever had (I've tried most of the other mods except the linear potentiometer). I did do a mod of my own which I'll share, may be useful for you and others. I removed some of the material from the top cover just behind the brake pedal, to allow the pedal to be accessed without removing the pedal faces/top cover. I just used a hacksaw blade and file to remove enough plastic to allow the pedal to swing back, so now after removing the 2 small hex screws in the top red part of the pedal, there is plenty of room to swing the pedal back and tune the spring stack. I also drilled a small hole through the top brass mount (and the plastic red outer) to allow a small Allen wrench to be inserted to stop the brass rod from spinning when removing the small hex head screws. Now I can open up the brake, add or remove washers etc and be back testing in under 5 minutes. Cheers
can you indicate the little spring you have used?. do you know amazon link
@@marcod7615 Hi - sorry, the spring came out of an old brake wheel cylinder honing tool that I had - it was pretty close to the dimensions in the original video, slightly longer IIRC.
Looking at the videos for the MVH Studios spring, you installed yours upside down. Similar to the GTEYE spring, the coils that are close together are on the bottom, away from the pedal.
The wind noise on the video doesn't go away until 16:40. If you're listening with headphones only use the right one
Finally someone that gets it. I'm specifically tuning my pedal for gt sport and you know your stuff. I'm just wanting a consistent linear force for braking and the best I've found so far is stock spring + rubber + nerf rival round (sponge) inside the spring. It makes a click when you press it, which is annoying, so I'm still looking for options.
Done the same thing with the nerf ;) as well as many other rubbery/foamy objects myself. This mod was the only thing that worked well for me. Hope it does for you too!
I tried the gteye set, but the brake spring is too stiff, too short of a travel due to thickness of spring and feels unnatural. What works for me to feel like the real brake is use the gteye clutch spring for brake. Feels so much more realistic and longer travel. I then used the original brake spring for clutch since it's a little stiffer than the original clutch spring but less stiff than the gteye clutch spring.
You do know that the potentiometer actually has a built in firmware that makes it non-linear
@@asherwiggin6456 Yes, I know that. And that's why I combat it with a squishy object that gets exponentially harder to squish as you squish it. It feels amazing to me, night and day difference, so that's good enough.
The MVH and GTEYE springs are made to the same spec afaik. The deadzone issue that you talk about actually affects PC users as well, because the deadzone is in the pedal firmware and can't be changed at all.
Good idea definitly gona try it
That's genuinely genius
AXC SIM sells different springs for the TrueBrake mod now, from stronger to softer.
Indeed they do! I just placed an order for the stiffer yellow spring variant.
Im going standard green if it ever gets here ordered directly from axc 25 DAYS AGO !!!! Still not here and i live in Michigan
Anybody know how long is shipping takes to get it from a x c v2 true brake
I just upgraded to LOAD CELL and direct drive wheel. its worth the premium!
What are those external shock/spring struts? You never said what the were or how they worked.
Im trying to buy the stuff for this mod but i have some problems.
I can only find a 50mm spring with 0.2 thickness so i was going to use original brake spring.
Also i can only find a 6mm hex bolt will this work?
My small spring i can find 1.5mm diameter
And what washer size, will m4 work?
If I'm not willing to put quite this much effort in, would the GTEYE spring be the best simple mod? Basically I want the second step of resistance to be, like you said, at about 70-80%. I thought about just chopping a bit off the rubber but if I need warranty service that would be a bad look. Is the GTEYE too soft? I'm also not interested in it feeling like a "real" car, I just want to race in comfort without hurting my knee or bending my wheel stand.
then just adjust your brake gamma or other brake settings if u just want it lighter and not realistic.
where can I get the spring you currently use ?? the “cheap” spring
Very well made video Chris. On the subject of pedals, do you know of anyone who supplies replacement potentiometers for the G29 pedals. I have dismantled and cleaned mine numerous times, swapped them around, etc, but they are wearing out. I got some from 3DRAP in Italy but they were too flimsy. I also tried some from DIGI-KEY in the US but found they are "clocked" differently in their arc of travel. I emailed TRUBRAKE in the UK about a year ago and they responded saying they were looking into the commercial viability of making potentiometers but the COVID hit. The latest G29 and G920 pedals have the same old potentiometers so will suffer the same issues. I don't understand why Logitech do not have a spare parts facility or can at least refer people to a third party supplier.
Had the same issue mate. Solved it (for the time being) by getting a secondhand set of pedals. Lucky find to be honest. But I keep the potentiometers and other parts for a rainy day.
@@chrisaaron8445 Thanks for that Chris. Good tip, I'll keep an eye out for some 2nd hand pedals.
Farrell components in Leeds, RS components in Leeds ty these.
Axc-sim do replacement potentiometer
Where can I buy this true brake mod?
Hey chris anyway you can send me the diameter of the little spring?
Sir, could you tell me how to remove the original white damper on brake pedal, both red and black cylinder..?
Pull them out with pliers
Hi, where can be buyed that staff?
Hi Chris nice mod u have there, can u give me a full spec & size of every parts u use.. thx before..
Sure mate. I'll drop you a message when I get back home.
@@chrisaaron6042 Cold you send me the materials aswell plz :)
@Chris, dont know if i missed something or you didnt send the message yet. Could you send me de list of parts please.
@@johnsuyskens9657 sorry mate! Missed that. Here you go. All in cm okay?
Main Spring:
Length: 6.0/6.1
Thickness: 0.2
Inner dia: 2.0
Outer dia: 2.4
2nd Spring:
Length: 2.0
Thickness: 0.2
Inner dia: 1.0
Outer dia: 1.4
Hex shaft:
Length: 4.5
Diameter: 0.5
Inner black cap (preloader)
Length: 1cm
Washer Thickness:
0.1
@@chrisaaron8445 do you have ebay link for all this springs? i cant find it in my country
You can get rid of the shitty deadzone in GTS by using a GIMX adapter
That's such a good idea. Is the whole rubber block a dead zone on gt sport?
Around 80% of the rubber block is.
You call "engineering too much" putting a bolt through each end of a mini shock? dude... It looks way better and has way more adjustment than the standard plastic look...
nice