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CH Pro Pedals

7 posts by 5 people · 29 Mar 2001 01:55 UTC - 29 Mar 2001 20:41 UTC

Robert Jordan 29 Mar 2001 01:55 UTC#193343
Based on what ive read here, I purchased a set of CH Pro pedals to go with my LWFF wheel. After getting them hooked up as device #2, I started racing with them . But I really dont like they way they feel... The seem to sit too high for me and give my legs craps when the gas is pushed forward. Also, i cant get this pedal to quite sliding forward/backward. Im sure this sliding pedal mechanism is nice for flt sims but is not very good for racing sims. Ive looked but there is not a way that i can see to make the pedals quit sliding forward/backward. Anyone else have this setup and what if your feelings on using CH Pro pedals. PassedYa
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001 19:55:57 -0600, nascarob <[email hidden]> wrote: have you read the instructions that came with them............
Quoted text (15 lines)>Based on what ive read here, I purchased a set of CH Pro pedals to go >with my LWFF wheel. After getting them hooked up as device #2, I started >racing with them . But I really dont like they way they feel... The seem >to sit too high for me and give my legs craps when the gas is pushed >forward. Also, i cant get this pedal to quite sliding forward/backward. >Im sure this sliding pedal mechanism is nice for flt sims but is not >very good >for racing sims. Ive looked but there is not a way that i can see to >make the pedals quit sliding forward/backward. > >Anyone else have this setup and what if your feelings on using CH Pro >pedals. > >PassedYa >
Isn't there a switch or lock that prevents them from swiveling al a like flight sim pedals do? dave henrie "nascarob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Based on what ive read here, I purchased a set of CH Pro pedals to go > with my LWFF wheel. After getting them hooked up as device #2, I started > racing with them . But I really dont like they way they feel
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001 19:55:57 -0600, nascarob <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (14 lines)>Based on what ive read here, I purchased a set of CH Pro pedals to go >with my LWFF wheel. After getting them hooked up as device #2, I started >racing with them . But I really dont like they way they feel... The seem >to sit too high for me and give my legs craps when the gas is pushed >forward. Also, i cant get this pedal to quite sliding forward/backward. >Im sure this sliding pedal mechanism is nice for flt sims but is not >very good >for racing sims. Ive looked but there is not a way that i can see to >make the pedals quit sliding forward/backward. > >Anyone else have this setup and what if your feelings on using CH Pro >pedals. > >PassedYa
Hi, The CH Pro pedals should come with 2 plastic pieces, which you put behind the pedals to stop the sliding movement. Without those I can imagine you don't like them, driving with the pedals with the sliding movement on is not good :) But I have the pedals for 1.5 years now, I use them with my LWFF, and I love them, very precise and not tiring to my legs at all. Contrary, they are very confortable, since you can rest with your feet on the pedals. With my LWFF pedals I had to raise my feet while driving, which is very tiring after some time. Believe me, you got a superb pedal set, once you set it up right and get used to them you'll love them. Andre
Get the regular CH pedals, not the pro. -Phasor "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:hnyw6.638268$[email hidden]... > Isn't there a switch or lock that prevents them from swiveling al alike
Quoted text (10 lines)> flight sim > pedals do? > dave henrie > "nascarob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Based on what ive read here, I purchased a set of CH Pro pedals to go > > with my LWFF wheel. After getting them hooked up as device #2, I started > > racing with them . But I really dont like they way they feel > >
I see the switch but it doesnt keep the pedals from sliding. I just figured it was for to deciding how to read the pedal output.. (ie pedals pushed or pedals pushed and rudder control outputs) Dave Henrie wrote:
Quoted text (9 lines)> Isn't there a switch or lock that prevents them from swiveling al a like > flight sim > pedals do? > dave henrie > "nascarob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Based on what ive read here, I purchased a set of CH Pro pedals to go > > with my LWFF wheel. After getting them hooked up as device #2, I started > > racing with them . But I really dont like they way they feel
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 09:19:58 -0800, "Phasor" <[email hidden]> wrote: >Get the regular CH pedals, not the pro. > > -Phasor He allready bought the Pro version, which is perfect, as long as you use the plastic thingies to stop the sliding movement. The Pro version is a better choice if you also play flight sims, you can use the pedals as rudder pedals then. Andre

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