The Ultimate Logitech Brake Mod - Truebrake Review | For The Logitech G25 G27 G29 G920 G923
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- The British-Made Truebrake gives Logitech Pedals a huge upgrade. I've been using the G923 pedals with the newest Truebrake and the transformation is ridiculous. Compatible with the G25, G27, G29, G920 and G923, all Logitech drivers on Console and PC can use it. Check it out!
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0:00 Intro
1:05 Sponsor
1:32 Kit Contents
2:31 Installation
3:25 What It Does
7:24 Results
10:51 Comparison
12:04 Things To Know
14:27 Conclusion - เกม
I can confidently say that, contrary to the claims in this video, I have NO idea how much force it takes to butter a crumpet. In fact, I'm only medium confident about what a crumpet is. :)
Well if you find one someday, and it flies out the window when buttering it, you're doing it too hard
How did you order it I cannot get it for the life of me
Depends how hot it is😂
I installed Truebrake on my Logitech G25 pedal set a week ago. I can confidently brake and will look forward to learning how to trailbrake! Great video.
Awesome to hear, I think they do a great job! 👏
@@dannyleeracing I am looking to invest into moza (have thrustmaster currently) and I was wondering what setup I could get for about 1000-1100. What would you recommend? I do F1/Beamng with the occasional ACC session, what are my best options? R5 vs R9, ES formula mod vs KS? Any suggestions?
Great video. My understanding of the AXC unit is now complete after watching. Many other videos surrounding the same part didn’t go into as much detail and info I felt. Great explanation and execution. Thank you sir.
Thanks man, glad it was clear and helpful
i like your idea of replacing the throttle spring with the clutch spring... ive always thought that the throttle on my G29 pedals is way too soft, ive always wanted a bit more resistance with the throttle.
i think im going to have to invest in this truebrake solution... its definitely the cheaper option that forking out for a fanatec setup.
ive been procrastinating in upgrading to fanatec based on the cost, not enough room in the living room for a new rig and the fact that im very much a casual racer...
i think this upgrade would be the next step for me.
as im on a PS5 my options are very much limited
great review!
I’m also on PlayStation so am interested to know if you have tried this medal mod and how you’ve found it
@@crazykittenvideos855 i ended up getting the MVH Load Cell for Logitech... great investment so far.
Bought this over a year ago and love it. I played with the return spring sizes and wound up using the recommended size anyway.
I calibrate mine so that you have to stand on the brakes to go to 100%. I haven't tried them, but I can't see true hydraulic or load cell systems offering anything more.
I have since added a bass shaker type puck to the back of the pedal. I really doubt when set up properly even that ridiculously expensive active pedal will offer that much more for the price.
I think it is worth the money.
Thanks for such a great review! You’ve used the mod for quite some time and showed everyone what to expect! I will be using your link to order my kit!
Thanks man, I hope you like it as much as I do! The Porsche Cup season I was running it on is over and the results only got better as the series drew on and I learnt the car. Genuinely good pedals!
Followed your instructions to the letter and what a difference this makes. Can't thank you enough for this video and the tips you provided.
Mine will be delivered tomorrow. Did you use the red spring with the smallest spacer?
@@ndi5670 yes I did and what a difference, I had to order a pair of circle clip pliers in order to change the spring. I also swapped out the break spring and the clutch springs like the instructions. Makes a big difference. Let us know how you make out once you are done.
@@juliomercado5104 I have already swapped the Throttle and Clutch springs. Just waiting on the TrueBrake V2 now. Will be purchasing the pliers in the morning. I’m in the USA. I will indeed report back with my thoughts.
@@ndi5670 I got my pliers from Amazon and they delivered next all for under $10.00. Best of luck, you will like the difference.
Thanks man, so glad it helped and that you're in agreeance. I can't believe how good the pedals were during the course of my recent racing seasons considering the cost of the upgrade and how comfortable I felt on them after acclimatising
I went with the thinnest spacer and the 38kg main spring. Seems to be a good fit and I will be trying it out extensively this month. Thanks for the video, lots of good information here.
How did you get to order I can't get it for the life of me
One month update please
One month in and my gaming has improved so much with this mod. My breaking has improved so much that I am a high scorer in GT7, I recommend it to anyone not happy with the factory stock braking pedal. You can experiment with the different springs and spacers to your liking.
@@juliomercado5104 wonderful news, ty for your service
@juiliomercado5104 were your pedals from G29 or G923 set?
I recently bought their potentiometer upgrade, very simple bit of tech to upgrade my aging old ones but what a wonderful purchase it was to have perfectly working pedals again
I hope they will one day seel fully metal spring shrouds in the future similar to the one seen in this video! The plastic ones warp under load and I can feel it all the damn time
+ I also use my clutch spring for accelerator! It's so much nicer
Great review. Cheers. I love this mod. I am still rocking it with my simagic wheel base and f-gt elite rig. I would suggest getting the independent cable directly connected to your pc for those still using the g29 wheel base. The Logitech software makes a funky brake curve. The bodnar cable has its own software that fixes that. Or maybe I was just imaging it
Good tip, I've heard that about the Logitech software. Ultimately the bodnar cable could just be cheaper, anyway!
My TrueBrake coupled with the Leo Bodnar cable for greater resolution made me not only quicker, but far more consistent! Lap after lap I can clock times differing by 10's even 100's of a second... Will be pairing the Logitech pedals with a DD this week as the G25 wheel is my current bottleneck...
Love it, not only tenths of a second faster, EVEN hundreths😊
I'm looking to do similar mate. I'm upgrading to the moza r5 but I would like to continue using my Logitech pedals with it.
I was unsure if it's possible to connect the pedals to my pc without having them plugged into the wheel base.
I've seen load-cell based pedal mods for this pedal-set before, but they've tended to have no pedal movement whatsoever. Which is a selling point for "realism." I've heard this may be accurate for F1 cars, but most sim racing isn't F1. And last I checked, the brake pedal in my cars moves. So I feel that this "realism" mod is very niche. This mod looks way more promising as it does have pedal movement and even better it's adjustable. Not every car has the same brake feel (my two cars are polar opposites when it comes to responsiveness/pedal travel for example) so being able to dial it in for personal preference sounds awesome!
Ordered today using your link! Thanks
Thanks man, appreciate it and I hope you find it as good as I do!
Thank you for this review, I have the G923 and now I know that I need to get a few thousand more laps in before I upgrade. I feel like my skill level just isn’t there yet
Have you ever try the Logitech pro pedals? I want to upgrade my wheelbase to the pro wheel but wondering if I keep my G920 with the truebrake or swap for the pro pedal since you get a discount when you buy the wheels with the pedals! Thanks
For me, I've had the issue with having hard time having a nice place to race in and pretty much gave up on sim racing after about a year with some random driving around, as I ran out of space for VR and sold it off. Now as I am grabbing a new VR HMD and getting something to bolt down the wheel and pedals as well (thanks tax returns).
I started to gobble together a nice "ghetto rig", first step was to find a way to clamp my wheel (g920) on to my desk somehow as it is too thick for the clamps... And there was a go board which I don't use and couple clamps meant to keep wood stuck together to clamp that on to my desk instead. So next step was to grab flatmate's old chair which does not have wheels under it, and so I got ok starting point again.
Now then, there was still some minor sliding issues, so next step was to put yoga mat under them, so no more sliding around, but guess what... It is REALLY hard to control braking if you are sitting your thighs flush on the seat (if you've ever wondered why racing seats are shaped like those are), so I got a bit creative and have now a towel at the edge of the chair, and blanket over it, this gave me a lot more confidence in braking, but the angle was a bit awkward and the last bit to finish current thing off with was Logitech G413 keyboard box under the edge to change the angle a bit...
And all of this did allow me to trail brake bit better to the corner.. So braking consistency is the current biggest issue, so I'd say this will be one more thing to add on the shopping list.
I have a secretlab chair, with wheels. I use an adjustable light duty cargo strap from the hardware stote over each armrest and around the leg of the chair. I have a wooden box I put under the desk to put my pedals on. almost the same ergonomics as a sim rig, but I did need to pull my desk away from the wall a bit to get enough space for my legs and pedals
Will absolutely get this! Cheers for sharing
Thanks dude, I can't recommend it enough for those sticking with Logitech pedals for a while!
@@dannyleeracing I currently have done the rubber in the brake pedal trick, this seems much better!
I bought mine during the pandemic with the red spring 38kg for my inverted Logitech G29 pedals and loved them, especially with ACC on the PS5 and using the in-game brake settings from 65 to 85 max.
I bought the FNTEC V2 pedals with the GT DD, GT3 wheel and also the Logitech G Pro racing wheel with their load cell pedals not long ago and would like to replicate that same feeling/force.
Do you know if changing the BRF (brake force) on the FNTEC wheel to 38 or 40 would be the same as if using the TrueBrake kit with red spring 38kg on the Logitech G29 pedals? Thanks.
I have the G923 pedals with a TrueBrake mod using the green spring (medium). I also have carbon fiber pedal faces. Since installing the Truebrake, my lap times have come down because I can brake later and with more confidence. I plan to get the Logitech G Pro wheel but I'm keeping the g923 pedals.
Just ordered through your link. First time on a wheel this week so I'm struggling with a lot of things at the moment. I hope this will help
Thanks very much, I appreciate that - if you're struggling after some time, come back here and describe what you're having problems with and I'll see if I can help point you in the right direction. Once you get through the tricky early stages, it'll all be worth it, trust me!
After several reviews yours was the best. I used your link to purchase as a TY, this will the first mod/upgrade in my sim racing journey. I can’t wait to try it!
Thanks man, I know you'll enjoy it - will take a little getting used to initially but once your head's dialed into it there'll be no stopping you. Come back and let me know how it goes, good or bad
Just ordered one of these through your link, im new to sim racing but even so was having all kinds of issues with the brake pedal on my beginner set up, hoping that this helps me out.
Thanks man - let me know what you think of it!
Couldn't agree more. TrueBrake to upgrade your pedals, then you can upgrade your wheel rather than investing in loadcells. And I did fine without circlip pliers [edit: because I didn't need to swap the spring]
Thanks for commenting with your experience - what did you use to pop the circlip? Share your wisdom!
@@dannyleeracing Ah, well it was a while ago. Looking back, I was misremembering that you needed circlips for basic installation. Which you don't. But I left the original spring in. So if you need to swap the spring then circlips probably unavoidable. Sorry for my optimistic memory!
Great video, many thanks for sharing it. I'm interested in this upgrade but I have a concern - I have chronic fatigue syndrome and running a hard brake just won't work for me, so I'm after something that feels like a load cell while not requiring a great deal of pressure, while perhaps relying on a slightly increased amount of movement as a compensation. I could obviously try the weakest spring, but I've heard that the movement range is extremely small, just a few mm perhaps, so I was wondering if there was an option to allow a bigger range of motion, so it would be like part load cell part potentiometer?
Just go with the standard green spring, currently using the pedals attached to a platform made out of a peace of plywood bolted to the wall.. My DD is mounted to my desk using an luxury office chair with the wheels removed and it works great! For me the blue spring would be to soft!! The green one is perfect!
@@SuperWhiteBarry Many thanks for your reply and help. Just yesterday I gave in and bought Fanatec V2 pedals as a Xmas gift to myself, but your comment should help others who might be concerned about having an overly-stiff brake pedal. Thanks again anyway. :)
@@LargeStyle Great pedal set! Enjoy! ;)
Would this setup perform and feel better than the thrustmaster T-LCM?
To be fair the Truebrake is good, I owned the V1 which had 38kg spring as standard I think, it was great and slashed my lap times but it only lasted 2 yrs or so of regular racing before the potentiometer starting playing up and flickering so I have now swapped to the MVH load cell which is also good, I can’t decide which is better, I believe the MVH load cell will have more longevity than the Truebrake and is adjustable. Though both feel great and give similar results but I am slightly quicker on the MVH I think and it is an actual load cell after all
That's great to know. Did you reach out to AXC-Sim at the time? I don't speak for them, but they seem the helpful sort
I had a few issues with getting it to full 100% braking pressure so ended up having a few emails back and forth with Rob who owns and runs AXC I think, he was really helpful, it’s a great mod and they’re helpful and friendly. If you get a chance you should get your hands on and review the MVH load cell for the Logitechs as a good comparison and I think you’d find it interesting 👍🏻
Deciding between the Truebrake and the MVH Load Cell. Which do you like better at this time?
@PDRATV did you ever find an answer?
I have my pedals inverted so defo use the softest spring for the true break and whilst the stock break spring is ok in the clutch leave the accelerator spring alone if you are going to or have inverted your pedals or you will get some pretty sore ankles
Hi Danny! Could you share an interesting configuration with the cell pedals in the ACC? Or even how to configure it? Thanks! You are too wild! Success
Excellent timing! Mine just arrived yesterday and I haven't installed it yet because I don't have the pliers. I'm not sure what effect the spacers have. I have the GT Omega classic stand and the seat tray so I don't know how much pressure will be best for me. Seems like a bit of pain to do and undo the casing until you get the right feel. I'd like to put on the hardest spring to modulate the pressure more finely but I don't know if the tray will hold. What do you guys think! Thank you so much for making this video!
What I did was to put some scales against a wall (as I am a desktop racer). In your case hopefully you can wedge them somewhere in the pedal area. Then I pushed as hard as I could, read the weight off the scales and used that to choose my springs.
@@justpostedagain Great idea! What spring did you end up using?
@@albertovanoldenbarneveld7718 The green 23kg one. I still had to drop it a bit by calibrating via Windows USB Controllers. My pedals are against a wall but my office chair limits how hard I can push. I feel no great need to go to a harder spring though. The Logitech pedal plastic box creaks a bit even with the green spring!
But if I want the best of the best feeling. Is it better to get the True Brake or the MVH Load Cell for Logitech G29 on PC and not considering the price and warranty.
Hey Danny, I liked ur video on Logitech upgrade with the true brake. How ever,, I used ur hard spring n it wasn't to my liking. Way to stiff for me, so going to use a lower spring level. But I was curious as to what u would use, with what spacer with what spring? Also, you talked about the G cable and the other one, to connect directly to to a laptop, or PC? What does that do?
I'd say that if you liked the amount of initial travel you had, but didn't like the 'hardness' of the second stage then you should go down to the soft or semisoft spring and see what you think.
The Logitech G adapter is logitech's official adapter that allows you to plug Logitech pedals directly into your PC, bypassing the steering wheel base which is normally required for pedals to work. There is also a Leo Bodnar cable which AXC Sim also seems to sell, which does the same job but is a third party product (still well regarded).
If you're on console then neither of those are applicable to you, it only applies to PC, you can't 'separate' the hardware on Playstation or Xbox due to the way they work.
@@dannyleeracing thanks for the reply Danny. Your absolutely correct on ur diagnosis. Put in the blue spring and...holy crap! What a difference. Wow. Car even handles better, providing I don't overdrive the corners. Lol Still locking up the tires ever now and again, and adjusted down the bias to 52-51, seams to work. Have a great day and thanks for the help.
Did you change any brake settings in ACC after this panel upgrade?
Would you say its better than a load cell?
Is it worth it while still using a G27 wheel + pedals?
Or can you run the Pedals with any other wheel?
I really want a step up from my g27setup and already have a new shifter.
Cheers!
If on pc you can run it with another wheel. If on console you need a Logitech wheel
I think the sensor at 3:27 is going bad on my accelerator. I have the G29 and it's was purchased when it was first released. With the pedal mashed down the speed just barely increases, sometimes the speed picks up. Does it just need cleaned with some contact cleaner or replaced and if replaced where can it be purchased. Thank you for the great tutorial video's you do.
you can get contact cleaner with a small amount of appropriate lubricant mixed in from Element 14 or RS components. It will cost a bit more, a d is the right stuff to use on potentiometers. But it may not always work, your potentiometer might have a worn track rather than just be dirty. Also check the markings on the part, you may be able to swap it with the clutch potentiometer.
@@rubikmonat6589 Thank you very much for the reply, I'll definitely check it out.
In the current Forza competition for Logitech I’m in the top 2% of drivers in the world with a 1:12.044. Hopefully this helps me shave some time off my laps. I’ll have to check back in.
Wonder if this could work with fanatec
Hope will se this available for thrustmaster 3tpa pro soon!
I have a bad left knee due to a childhood accident, and I'm looking to buy one of these.. I see it comes with a few different springs, do you think they're suitable (probably the easiest spring to use would be my go to) for someone in my position? As the Logitech brake pedal is really bad and I've only had the pedals a few days. Thanks in advance.
I think you'll be OK with the softest spring - is it pressure that causes the most problems, or range of motion?
Was considering buying it but then i remembered that when I did the inverted pedal mod, i had to keep their cover casing just because i couldn't ply the wires off their original inputs. So i just swapped gass with clutch and was good to go
You get this only with old sets, as the wiring gets old and stuck like it is
Yes I know about it please please please tell me how to order it I live in USA Michigan Detroit I tried five times with five different credit cards how do you order this thing wait for this thing for the last 4 months it keeps saying that the credit card won't go through or if they're fine Ford brand new cars for brand new people same thing error
Hon estly I would get the Thrustmaster T-LCM over fanatic CSL with the load cell as you can find them in stock at much lower price than what fanatec wants so for the budget racer that want want a load sell yount beat the T-LCM pedals
I’ve never driven with two feet but I suspect I should keep the low resistance pedal for now to learn how then switch later once I’m good enough
I got dinged on my driving test 35 years ago for using two feet. It was rather absurd as it gave me more control and ensured I slowed down when moving my left foot, either with a clutch or brake.
@@MysticalDragon73 it’s really not hard at all, I just think that only using one foot forces you to drive more conservatively
They are snap ring pliers not circular pliers.
Do you think its feasible to move the brake to the outside clutch position? I due use a clutch and hate the cramped nature of the pedals.
I haven't tried it myself, but it would seem like something that's possible
Can't you use this for all the pedals?
I installed the softest spring and the thickest washer. I'm not doing well at all, losing a second to my best time (on minute lap track) on stock pedals. Complete lack of repeatability. Is this the result of several years on stock pedals?
Okay, after ~150 laps in F4 on Summit Point, there is a significant improvement, I equaled my best time and in fact, this mod gives much greater repeatability 😮 (only 2 incidents in that 150 laps) I don't feel confident enough to start the race yet, but I feel it will be fine. I just needed a lot of time to switch to the new pedal. Hundreds of thousands of kilometers on the original G29 pedals have left a habit.
@@32adinReally interesting to read about your experience, how are you finding it after a few weeks?
Does this upgrade get rid of the '2 step' feel to the OG brake pedal even though its harder to push?
If you use the right combination of spacers and spring then definitely - you can either have a distinct 2-step feel or almost none at all. The combination I use (hard spring with biggest spacer) gives the most pronounced 2-step feel
I have an issue with the setup. Cant apply force propperly as the setup wont allow. Do you know of any not incredibly expensive solution? Anyways than you for the video, truly amazing
What's happening to it? Is it physically not allowing you (as in tipping over)?
@@dannyleeracingeither the chair tips or i slide backwards. I might end up either having to remove the Rubber or eventually need some sort of low end chasis but man i wish i could upgrade to the true brake mod. Looks mint!
I've gone from using the logitech break to these with the green spring and max-preload and I can barely get a car around a track now, you think there is an issue with my setup or is it normal for it to take some getting used too?
You'll get used to it, it does initially feel like a step backwards for a couple days until you form the muscle memory in your leg and get used to using force, but then it's full steam ahead to absolutely better laptimes and race pace. Same with all load cells or pressure-based sim brake pedals, and you're not alone in this, it's a very common thought!
@@dannyleeracing Legend , thankyou
@@dannyleeracing I think maybe the spring I have is too much. I basically use a pc chair with brakes on the wheels. I find that when i brake hard I just lift the chair up lol
Have you gotten used to it ? Or you still having problems ?
Hi, can I ask how you mounted the pedals to the Omega Prime? Thanks
I used a couple of the corner brackets and bolted it from underneath - there are 6 bolt holes you can use but I used the 3 closest to the 'front'
@@dannyleeracingany pics ?
what settings did you use in ghub or any settings to configure in windows
Nothing special done in ghub or windows, you're limited in what you can do anyway to be fair.
Top lad Dan 👍🏁🇬🇧
in theory couldnt you upgrade the clutch pedal with the same thing to make it far more accurate?
in theory yes but it's not really necessary as clutch just depresses and releases it doesn't do anything if partially depressed you don't ride a clutch the way you do a break
Is it okay if it is installed on the accelerator pedal? Can it provide forced feedback like the PS5 controller does?
This is only for the brake pedal and it doesn't produce force feedback or haptics like a controller, unfortunately! If you try using this for the accelerator then you'll have a real bad time...
@@dannyleeracing thank you for your explanation
@@dannyleeracing without accelerator force feedback is really difficult to handling while drifting using pedal
I upgraded and my times are amazingly faster and more easier to be consistent. I still need lots of practice I'm new to using my racing rig.
I know there's a big difference in price but just wondering how this mod compares to the 3Drap Logikit mod?
I've had both in the past. Going from 3Drap to the Truebrake.
Truebrake is in another world.
Since the 3Drap is just a bumper. It won't give the same confidence and consistency.
Also, the 3Drap mod is hard to configure on some games on consoles, like ACC, which doesn't allow brake dead-zones.
@@tstegink8084 just last night I fired up my rig after the Truebrake mod. What a night-and-day difference from stock. I've never used an actual load cell to compare, but this is exactly how I hoped it would be if I did. Once I removed the brake spring I moved that to the clutch. And I moved the clutch spring to the gas pedal. Again, night and day. Before I even tried to calibrate it I realized it was perfect by default. Win win, grin grin
Does this feel better than the mvh load cell or equal?
Haven't tried the mvh kit so can't tell you from experience - sorry man
I would love to do this to my brakes but I dont want to mess up
The actual kit itself looks quality, too
That YT @ handle is giving me a serious Anton Ego moment
.4 of a second would be massive for me. Sold
I'm certain it'll give you a gain, as it did for me - come back and let me know how you get on
Lol you got to be careful with your cuppa tea. Try to get some trail-slurping practice in 😂
Trailslurping is when you take your first sip as you walk to the sofa
Lol 😂
I’m still waiting for sim manufactures to make a full size wheel as a standard since their market is clearly adults who usually already own a real car.
Hi Danny, I got my kit in an incredible 2 days and I'm wondering which of the Spacers (3 sizes) do you think is the best to use?
For me the best setup is as described in the vid, smallest spacer, strongest main spring
They've increased the price to £65.99 now
Good mod but I highly recommend the Ricmotech LC27-3 Load Cell Mod kit V3 works great with G29 G920 G923 & also paired with the Leo bodnar USB cable for G Series pedals expensive but worth it
I just wish logitech/GT7 would let me use the clutch as it is - as the brake - I don't need/want a clutch and stock G923 is way to stiff for my entry level liking.
0.4 seconds? Now I'm only 9.6 seconds/lap slower than P1.
Hey, it's progress
@@dannyleeracing LOL true!
I used AXC's pot replacement kits to refresh my G29 pedals so I could pass them down to my girlfriend's little brother with peace of mind. It's truly great quality kit
I think I'm gonna have to dump the contents of the hoover into the pedals to make the standard pots malfunction as they're nearly new. But when they do, the AXC-Sim linear pots will be in line for the thrones!
anyone from usa buy this?
how is shipping?
I did. I’m in Alabama. Ordered on Oct. 5th. And it will be delivered tomorrow, the 9th. So, not to bad. Allowing for Sunday.
Did it arrive on time?@@ndi5670
I ordered on a Thursday and received it on Monday. Took me 4 laps to set a PB at Bahrain in F1 23
Did you have driving license ?
Is this a real question or am I misunderstanding something?
@@dannyleeracing real
Got my license in 2006@@telmormartins
What the hell is a crumpet
Fake fake fake fake fake impossible to order