I've read a number of messages on this newsgroup about the advantages of
using a cut squash ball under the brake pedal of your wheel, in order to
give it better feel.
I have a TSW wheel and pedals (not the TSW2, but I imagine that the
pedals are the same?), and would like to try something like this. The
trouble is that I don't think that a squash ball would fit properly
under the brake pedal, due to the angle of the pedal's travel. (You TSW
owners know what I mean.)
Has anyone with a TSW, or TSW2, tried something similar to this, and how
did it work out?
Use whatever kind of ball fits, or build a backstop....
JM
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> I've read a number of messages on this newsgroup about the advantages of > using a cut squash ball under the brake pedal of your wheel, in order to > give it better feel. > I have a TSW wheel and pedals (not the TSW2, but I imagine that the > pedals are the same?), and would like to try something like this. The > trouble is that I don't think that a squash ball would fit properly > under the brake pedal, due to the angle of the pedal's travel. (You TSW > owners know what I mean.) > Has anyone with a TSW, or TSW2, tried something similar to this, and how > did it work out?I have a TSW stock ,I cut up a mouse pad and folded it a couple times,a piece
of duct tape to hold it together and wedged it in the plastic slot about
halfway in.The plastic holds it in place.This was originally a quick fix but I
got use to the feel and it last's for awhile.
Happy racing
Buster
