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LWFF Pedals Mods?

Martin Chapma

LWFF Pedals Mods?

by Martin Chapma » Sat, 22 Jul 2000 04:00:00

I have a lwff and I am very pleased with it, except now I feel the pedals
are holding me back on braking. Its more consistent just to lock everything
than trying to find a very allusive "just right spot".

Any mods that I can do to these. I remember something about a squash ball.

All advice very gratefully received.

thanks in advance

Martin (GPL ***ed, though only average)

J

LWFF Pedals Mods?

by J » Thu, 27 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Martin,
check out the pedal-section in my Logi-corner (address below).
I heard from one guy that the trimmer-soldering isn't needed, since the limits
can be adjusted with DFXtweaks (or what was the name?) to find the right point.

See you

Jens

On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 12:55:28 +0100, "Martin Chapman"


>I have a lwff and I am very pleased with it, except now I feel the pedals
>are holding me back on braking. Its more consistent just to lock everything
>than trying to find a very allusive "just right spot".

>Any mods that I can do to these. I remember something about a squash ball.

>All advice very gratefully received.

>thanks in advance

>Martin (GPL ***ed, though only average)

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