Pedals upside down? Poll

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Why is the reverse mount/inverted preferable?

Well it's how a real car is positioned, plus think about the mechanics, you're sitting down and w/ your average "standard" lay out your pressing DOWN instead of FORWARD like you do w/ reverse positioning which feels better ergonomically and mechanically, I imagine to other people as well.
 
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Well it's how a real car is positioned, plus think about the mechanics, you're sitting down and w/ your average "standard" lay out your pressing DOWN instead of FORWARD like you do w/ reverse positioning which feels better ergonomically and mechanically, I imagine to other people as well.

I don't understand what you mean by "it's how a real car is positioned." Some "real" cars use one position, some the other.

Based on your description I could possibly see a reason to do it if your seating position is closer to formula-style versus upright. Is that it or are there other factors to consider?

If I'm sitting in an upright position, the "upside-down" configuration just seems like bad news to me all around, and I have heard reports that the "upside-down" configuration at least with the T500 pedals results in a less linear pedal feel.
 
For me its all about what you want to achieve from your rig.
If you want as close to a feel as you can get to a every day road car or your own car then many like to go for the inverted.

But I used to have a real track car a little while ago nothing flash just a little fiesta, but I found after I got to grips with my local track that the inverted pedals were a real draw back.
If I could have afforded to switch to good set of floor mounted pedals I would have handed over my credit card details there and then.

I have also tried both mounting's on my rig and I found that again floor mounted pedals were better, there more comfortable and give you more precision on the pedal.
I will add that I mount my pedals out of the box so I can space them out how I like.
 
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