Professional preparer of accessories and mods for Simracing.
Professional preparer of accessories and mods for Simracing.
Spring kit for T-LCM crankset
€40.00
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Set of 2 high quality compression springs to replace the original fitted springs for the accelerator and the clutch and a brake spring for GT3 and F1 driving
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This Mod for Thrustmaster T-LCM crankset can be adjusted according to your needs:
- Set of 2 compression springs (Accelerator | Clutch)
Thanks to these 2 springs, the clutch becomes more resistant to depression without weakening over time. The accelerator meanwhile, while keeping a reasonable force, gains in reactivity and relaxation. - Set of 1 Blue compression spring + centering ring (Brake)
Specially developed for GT3 or F1 driving. This very firm spring reduces the travel of the brake pedal. An ideal mod for pilots eager for precision and heavy braking. Don't forget to calibrate your crankset via the Thrustmaster software to redefine the end-of-travel "dead zone". The centering ring keeps the spring perfectly centered on the Load cell for linear and optimal support. - Complete pack of 3 springs (Accelerator | Brake | Clutch)
These Made in France springs developed by the Simracer workshop guarantee you longevity as well as an unequaled increase in precision.
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Set of 2 high quality compression springs to replace the original fitted springs for the accelerator and the clutch and a brake spring for GT3 and F1 driving
Spring kit for T-LCM crankset
€40.00
Tax Included
0.5s au tour... au moins !
Aprés +de 2 mois d'utilisation, un régal ! Le dégressif est naturel jusqu'au point de corde. Plus de dureté et moins de course les temps sont descendus tous seuls :) . Bravo Serge !