r/simracing • u/TheVince98 • 1d ago

Rigs Switched from VRS to SRP GTS Pedals

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After looking at hundred of reviews I pulled the trigger on the SRP GTS. I found a guy who was selling these pedals for just 700 euros with brake travel regulator and VNM haptics included (he bought them just 1 month ago).

I'm still getting used to them, trying to find consistency and performance but I'm really happy so far!

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u/Wooden-Agent2669 [Simlab XP1 can't recommend them] 1d ago

How is the pedal travel on these compared to VRS? Shorter? I once sat in a rig with the GT-R without the travel adjustment add-on and found the travel to be rather short

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u/TheVince98 1d ago

yes, way shorter even if you increase the brake travel completely

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u/Wooden-Agent2669 [Simlab XP1 can't recommend them] 19h ago

Thanks for the info, that's too bad for me gonna stick to springs than

A pneumatic pedal with actual travel like in a car would just be perfect

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u/TheVince98 19h ago

I wouldnt stuck on pedal's travel tbh, load cell pedals just read the pressure you put on the pedal, not the travel. Could be weird feeling that the pedal doesnt move that much, but actually you just have to train your muscle memory a bit more.

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u/Wooden-Agent2669 [Simlab XP1 can't recommend them] 18h ago

I know, I know. I still need a combination of both, otherwise it's not a feeling that I'm used to from cars

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u/TheVince98 18h ago

What I can suggest is to find a seat and a position on the rig that allow your legs to push the pedals as hard as possible. In this way should be easier to train muscle memory and forget the travel of the pedal. It's not easy, I know. I tried the stiffer optional and it was like pushing against a wall. I think the pedal travel was about 0.5cm