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I’m having some of those for sure 👌👌
I hope the pedals can be tilted....🤞This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Fanatec Reveals New Podium DD Wheel Base and Podium Pedals at SimRacing Expo 2025
Fanatec has just unveiled two highly anticipated flagship products at SimRacing Expo 2025: a new Podium DD wheel base and the long-awaited Podium Pedals...
I hope the pedals can be tilted....🤞
Even though I’m soon to receive my BSB 2 VR set that will finally have my PC racing up and running, I feel like I still want PS compatibility for the future even if all that really means is GT8. That means still sticking to Fanatec, it seems. I’m not sure what I’ll end up doing when I upgrade my driving equipment again. I’d like to perhaps move up to even higher-grade stuff, but I’m pretty hapoy with how my DD+ and Fanatec stuff feels and performs. And things like active pedals really amp up the cost. Sigh. I just dunno right now what I’ll do.Yeah. Missed the lack of motors initially. Still boggled that they don’t see a reason to implement full force in a pedal system. Think I’d pay about $400-500 for these. They just don’t seem to provide anything new or interesting to support a higher price. In fact, this being the product after such a long wait makes me think something like sim magic and just moving to PC is probably a better choice. If they released these a few years ago snapping them up would have been an easy decision. Now…much less so. Hoped Corsair would have made things better.
Meh.
iCue LED strips, I presume. I could be wrong though. Perhaps they serve no purpose and are merely dimples to make you think there's some sort of modification that could go there.
Future Haptic add-on I guess
Not at all..... seriously wondering because it doesn't look like you can.Sarcasm?
Yeah. Pretty much exactly this. After such a long wait for podium pedals these feel underwhelming. On one hand, I kinda want to stay ps6 compatible…on the other, once I go either BSB or Pimax maybe consoles and psvr2 loose their luster. PS6 is already rumored to be weaker than the upcoming xbox spec wise and driving in vr definitely isn’t cheap from a compute standpoint. That and despite gt7 having the potential for great force feedback, it seems as if Sony/PD prefer the current settings…which are at best, tolerable at the moment. AC Evo, or iracing, or project motor sports could come in and make me forget about gran turismo entirely, and then I’ll have spent and waited for nothing. Meh….Even though I’m soon to receive my BSB 2 VR set that will finally have my PC racing up and running, I feel like I still want PS compatibility for the future even if all that really means is GT8. That means still sticking to Fanatec, it seems. I’m not sure what I’ll end up doing when I upgrade my driving equipment again. I’d like to perhaps move up to even higher-grade stuff, but I’m pretty hapoy with how my DD+ and Fanatec stuff feels and performs. And things like active pedals really amp up the cost. Sigh. I just dunno right now what I’ll do.
The whole arm tilts. The pedal faces don't.Not at all..... seriously wondering because it doesn't look like you can.
Not sure that's a great way up go. That simply rotates the whole pedal down making the pedal actuator curve different. Ultimately you would want the actuator curve/pivot to stay in proper alignment for feel and be able to modify the pedal face to accommodate personal preference.The whole arm tilts. The pedal faces don't.
My guess: screw holes for the pedal platesI wonder what these holes are for.
I miswrote what I intended to write. The pedal rotates. The arm, and the sled (what I call it). The pedal throw remains unaffected when tilting the pedals. The center of the bearing stays put, and the assembly rotates. It's just like the Heusinkveld Sprints and the Ultimate pedals.Not sure that's a great way up go. That simply rotates the whole pedal down making the pedal actuator curve different. Ultimately you would want the actuator curve/pivot to stay in proper alignment for feel and be able to modify the pedal face to accommodate personal preference.
Yeah. Missed the lack of motors initially. Still boggled that they don’t see a reason to implement full force in a pedal system. Think I’d pay about $400-500 for these. They just don’t seem to provide anything new or interesting to support a higher price. In fact, this being the product after such a long wait makes me think something like sim magic and just moving to PC is probably a better choice. If they released these a few years ago snapping them up would have been an easy decision. Now…much less so. Hoped Corsair would have made things better.
Meh.
yes on the HW side - but the SW/FW has been a bigger learning curve and so far much slower improvement. The long used legacy code and broad eco system support makes it difficult but they must have lost some tribal knowledge during the transition as issues keep showing up with each releaseCorsair bought Fanatec in September of 2024. A year and a month later Fanatec shows Clubsport pedals. Its a pretty quick turn around.
Also if these were in work and ready to go ahead of the purchase, they would have beat the Porsche vision wheel to the market. If nothing else, Corsair's capital allowed Fanatec to get back to making products and getting them to market quicker. Under the old mgmt, Fanatec took 2 years to bring the QR2 to market. This took a little over a year. Seems like an improvement.
I think this is clever: right after black friday & christmas salesAvailable Q1 2026