Generic Fanatec Clubsport Pedal v3 are noisy?

At this moment i have a G27.
The pedals are very noisy until u put some spacers under the pedals (the main problem is when u release the pedals).
I would like to change my configuration and use my new wheel even with XBOX.
The cheapest way is to buy a G29. Do you know if its pedals have the same problem?

and after that the main question is: the Clubsport V3 are noisy when un push and when u release the pedal?

Thank you in advance

 

g29 is almost the same as g27 pedals so yeah probly it will be noisy.

clubsport v3's are very dumped, eventually it develops squeaqs but it come with a little bottle of a professional grease, i ussualy only have to grease it every 6 months. other than that very silent pedals.

 

Do you think that the price difference between these configuration is worth the money?

 

By a tube of the cheapest vaseline you can find at super market. Put it on the rods - look at the manual - and throw the tube away. Did that once and the only thing I do on my pedals (quite often) is taking the dust out.

 

another point is g27 motors are VERY noisy, claking clankit bang pow.
csw v2 and i guess v2.5 motors is also amazingly quiet and smooth.

 

You sure you're describing the G27 and not the G25/DFGT?

The G27 wrt to those two is pretty smooth. Surely, not at fanatec level but when the vents on the cswv2 start working is not so silent. Louder than my PC really but wrt to the insides, yes, miles apart in smoothness and noise

 

yep i confirm on the vent part.. louder than my pc too, but is a constant low noise not bad for anyone trying to sleep next room.

g27 on the other hand is crazy banging noises.

 

I used my g27 (still here but not mine anymore ) and my rig is in my room. Now when I had the DFGT... Let's say I'm lucky

But wrt to noises on the g27 is more over kerbs (it rattles) but if I keep it on the tarmac it's ok and far from clunks or banging noises.

And I though this one was abused

 

i always use headphone so this is not a problem for me. The problem are the neighbor. The noise like metal sound of impact (like pedals that return to default position) are the problem. The G27 need to make some modification to become quite.
If the Fanatec are quite silent is already good

 

@shrubber
One of those gym/yoga mats under the rig makes wonders

Two if you find them too thin. Mine is 1cm thick but there are specific mats for this to put under washing machines a.e. that surely solve that. I had the same issue

 

yes i have already solved the problem with G27, but now i want to upgrade to V3 Pedals and i would like to know if they are quite without trick

 

Like I said, if the rods start grinding, use vaseline once and that's it. But they obviously don't when new. I just preempted this because the cspv2 did grind frequently and no wd40 or silicone based stuff worked. Vaseline though. I only dust the pedals since day one

Not sure if enough its a nuisance for you but if anything, I think that only the pedal coming back (the throttle) if you leave it very quickly (or if you let the foot slip when using socks - you wont on a v3 though )

Not sure you can put that completely silent. Then again I do use the much harder spring...

You can try to put a piece of cloth there or velcro since you can adjust (and I recommend) the min/max thresholds on every pedal.

I don't have any issues with clutch or brake "noises"

 

Thank you! I think u have answered to all my doubt!

 

I'm not sure if Vaseline would attract more dirt and other crap over time but 3 in 1 oil lubricant should be a safer option.

 

Yes, very much so.
Upon releasing any pedal, it will return to its resting position with a very loud and annoying metallic sound, when the metal pedal arm thunks onto the metal counter bracket.
I took apart the pedals, and filed away 1.5mm of the bottom end of the all pedal arms, and put some hard rubber underlay onto the counter bracket.
This way the pedals can be operated without them making any noise at all.
While I did this for all three pedals arms, it is only really neccessary on the clutch.
V3's are very good pedals for the price, but every now and then need some lube, else they start squeaking.

 

You mean the CSPv3 pedals, I assume. I use them.

No noise at all during movement. Juist the stopping sound described above. But it is not loud. But they have spinner motors on brake and gas pedal, so if you activate them with Fanaleds, their spinning will cause a minor humming sound, and a relaxing gentle foot massage. After all, they are electric mini-motors that spin a mass, right?

Updating from G27 pedals to these ones, will have a positive effect on your driving. More than switching wheels. Especially the brake'S load cell makes all the difference. - I have had G27 before my current Fanatec setup.