G27 Newbie

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robulus
One last note to anyone else who makes the switch from DFGT, after a long straight and heading into a hairpin, don't try to stop by slamming your left foot on the clutch. I've been doing that a lot. It doesn't work. :ouch:
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did that too hehe...adjust your clutch pedal plate...it should help. its the first thing i did to my g27
 
P. Reeto
did that too hehe...adjust your clutch pedal plate...it should help. its the first thing i did to my g27
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I actually just meant I was used to left foot braking, and so was hitting the clutch instead of the brake :dunce:. I swear you actually get whiplash when you hit the wall at that speed.

I have moved the pedal positions around a little, I thought I might need to disassemble them and re mount to work on my rig, but they are fine with a few minor adjustments, and still under warranty.
 
robulus
I actually just meant I was used to left foot braking, and so was hitting the clutch instead of the brake :dunce:. I swear you actually get whiplash when you hit the wall at that speed.
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Having recently moved to the G27 from the DFGT I found I was doing this a lot as well. Took a little getting used to as I found I had to be more cautious on corner entry. It's a far more enjoyable and rewarding experience however.
 
robulus
I actually just meant I was used to left foot braking, and so was hitting the clutch instead of the brake :dunce:. I swear you actually get whiplash when you hit the wall at that speed.
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haha yeah thats waht i meant- pressing the clutch instead of the brake and sometimes pressing both :eek: i moved the clutch pedal plate to the right and it helped a bit.
and yes, hitting the wall is kinda traumatic lol.. i have a couple of mini bass shakers installed on my rig and you really feel it when you hit the wall
 

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