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Owners of Fanatec Clubsport V2 Pedals

Discussion in 'Chit Chat Room' started by Xreasonz, Feb 5, 2014.

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  1. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    Hey guys !

    Just ordered my Clubsport V2 pedals.

    Any tips or things i should watch for that could save me lots of trouble while setting up?
    For example i noticed it has 2 different Oils for the damper, but how big is the difference between the 2 fluids?
    And what could i use as replacement for that oil?
    Upgrading from a G25 Pedals.

    Thx on advance !
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 5, 2014
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  2. ronzer

    ronzer Gamer

    The new ones only come with one oil.


    Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
     
    ronzer, Feb 5, 2014
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  3. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    Ah so only 1 choice of viscosity.
    But that oil, is it just normal brake fluid? or what is it ?
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 5, 2014
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  4. gandlers

    gandlers Hardcore Simmer

    As the damper looks like one from a radio controlled off road truck I guess it's just silicone damper oil

    A model shop should sell various viscosities
     
    gandlers, Feb 5, 2014
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  5. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    Yeah i just read that it is indeed silicon based. Man, can't wait till they arrive. Must be a huge difference next to the G25 pedals.
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 5, 2014
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  6. Dodger77

    Dodger77 Racer

    A good choice! I use the CSP V2 for about a year and they are worth every single Euro. In my opinion the best pedals you can buy!
     
    Dodger77, Feb 5, 2014
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  7. spiritofsenna

    spiritofsenna Simracer

    I have been thinking of buying these for a while now. One question....

    I read that these pedals have ffb of some kind, can owners please share their experience with this feature in AC

    Thanks
     
    spiritofsenna, Feb 6, 2014
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  8. mclarenf1papa

    mclarenf1papa Alien

    Brake pedal rumble.... not ffb ;)
     
    mclarenf1papa, Feb 6, 2014
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  9. CTR69

    CTR69 Racer

    I got them 2 weeks ago and i'm getting the gt3 RS wheel tomorrow (damn you Kunos :) )

    When you're filling the damper, unscrew the whole cover from the bottle, so you can quickly pour the oil into it. Squeezing it drop by drop takes WAY too long.

    No complaints, except for the long throw of the throttle pedal, but I solved that by mounting some plate behind the pedal, which stops the travel. I have them mounted at 20 degrees angle, since the default position is quite sloped. They require some ergonomics fiddling to find a good spot. The black plate can be removed for easy access to front mounting holes. I also recommend moving the clutch pedal plate to the left.

    I keep the brake pressure at 9 on the pedals and 85% in AC. So far i love how perfect you can execute heel&toe downshifts because you can always keep the same pressure on the brake while blipping the throttle with your heel.
     
    CTR69, Feb 6, 2014
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  10. Dean Ogurek

    Dean Ogurek Alien

    There is a "How to Video" on the Fanatec website that shows you how to properly fill the damper. I believe the link is at the lower section on the V2 pedal page.
     
    Dean Ogurek, Feb 6, 2014
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  11. justDrive

    justDrive Racer

    If you have windows 8, you may run into a problem where the usb keeps getting unrecognized and recognized over and over, look at the faq's for the CSP V2 to find the fix. But they are probably going to be the best buy for your sim racing experience compared to anything else.
     
    justDrive, Feb 6, 2014
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  12. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    Running win 7 x64 prof. I've had a look over at Fanatec. What worries me is that apparently they have issues with after sales service.
    Don't know if that is still the case thou.

    Pedals are send :D They are delivering fast it seems.
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 6, 2014
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  13. Dean Ogurek

    Dean Ogurek Alien

    If you do have issues with the pedals, just be sure to follow the rules and you should be fine. You might have to jump through a few hoops along the way.:)
     
    Dean Ogurek, Feb 7, 2014
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  14. OffAgain

    OffAgain Simracer

    @Xreasonz

    Can you post a lil' review of them when you get them? Am likely to be replacing my G25 at some point (the throttle pot's getting jumpy) and the new Clubsports are top of the list at the moment.

    Sorry, but I point blank refuse to shave my legs!

    Oops, wrong site.
     
    OffAgain, Feb 7, 2014
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  15. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    Got them in the mail yesterday, its a serious change to what i was used to for all these years. My first lap times where 2-3 seconds slower . . . Still getting used to them thou
    Made some changes allready, removed a nut on the Clutch pedal because it was way to stiff.
    Angled the pedal faces differently.
    And slightly angled the Throttle to be more heal toe friendly.

    Once you get them set up they do feel amazing, but it does take some adjusting (for me personally)
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 8, 2014
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  16. richard thompson

    richard thompson Alien

    I had mine a week or so ago and after g25 pedals they feel strange but i dont lockup anymore , u will get used to them tho so dont worry . Is anyone using any thinner oils ?
     
    richard thompson, Feb 8, 2014
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  17. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    I notice i have the tendency to brake sooner for some strange reason. Got close to one of my personal records today, still 7 tenth's off but getting there.
    Ive noticed that on the abarth 500, that the brakes really bite.
    You can brake fairly late but i have to keep telling my mind that its ok to wait to brake :D
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 8, 2014
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  18. Backmarker

    Backmarker Racer

    I went from a G27 to the CSP V2s in 2012. The brake took some getting used to, but after a couple of weeks I found my laptimes to be extremely consistent (but still slow! haha) compared to the G27 pedals.

    some day i hope to upgrade to the HPP pedals....from what I have read the brake on the HPP is really really hard and the pedals need to be mounted in a rig? I do not have a gaming rig so ATM the are not too usable on the floor...need to get on the net and in my brain to see if I can find a good solution for floor mounting
    http://www.hppsimulation.com/
     
    Backmarker, Feb 8, 2014
    #18
  19. Xreasonz

    Xreasonz Racer

    So are you saying that your laptimes are slower as compared to G27 pedals? Or was that just a general insertion :D
    And yeah those other pedals look amazing, but it needs to be hard mounted for sure.
    mind you i don't have a rig. So that is not an option right now.
    Will save up to get myself an obutto R3volution. Hopefully this year.
     
    Xreasonz, Feb 8, 2014
    #19
  20. Michael Hornbuckle

    Michael Hornbuckle Alien

    When I upgraded from stock DFGT pedals to CSR Elites (very similar to Clubsports) I thought I had wasted my money for a couple weeks....I was slower and mad as hell about it. Once I got used to them I fell in love and couldn't imagine sim-racing without them.
     
    Michael Hornbuckle, Feb 8, 2014
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