AXC SIM TrueBrake V2.2 - GT Edition (Inc. All spring options) - Brake Pedal Mod for Logitech G25/G27/G29/G920/G923 Pedals

Transformed my breaking, I still get most bends horribly wrong most of the time, but instead of skidding of I can control my breaking and try again, feels almost like real hydraulic breaks.I also followed the general opinion and moved the old obsolete break pedal spring up to the clutch and the clutch up to the accelerator, far more resistance and far easier to control so a brilliant 3 pedal upgrade.

Easy to fit and feels great . Does feel strange to start with , thought it was too stiff but after a couple of hours it all comes together. Using on ACC and GT7 and is spot onGreat design 👌

Feels strange at first, takes some getting used to. But then you drive your real car the next day and you realise how realistic the feel of this thing actually is.

Got to improve my breaking on gt 7 works a treat

I'm disappointed to be returning the Truebrake v2.2 as it has such good reviews and truly is exceptionally well made. I appreciate the effort that must have gone in to developing such a premium pedal mod.However, I could not use the brake pedal after fitting the Truebrake. Even using the softest option available the pedal required too much force for me. So much so that I injured my foot trying to press the brake fully down. To be fair that was my own clumsy fault for not wearing appropriate footwear. I prefer just socks, as I do in the real world. No publicly available vehicle in reality requires such force. In fact legislation prevents it. So what is the fascination with creating a pedal that is nothing like real life? Truebrake are not alone. They've just come up with an alternative way to do what much more expensive options already do. The sim world is awash with high force pedal sets or modifications to turn your existing brake pedal into an immoveable object requiring unrealistic force to achieve any braking effect.However, a lot of people like it that way and I can see this Truebrake unit being a very good value alternative to replacing an entire existing Logitech pedal set in order to achieve such a feeling.I contacted AXC to ask if they could supply a softer spring but they can not. Apparently the springs they use are specially made for them. With a bit of research, I found similar springs are available immediately off the shelf at several spring suppliers. It took some time to narrow down the same specs with suppliers but it was possible to purchase a softer variation. So I'm less than impressed with AXC 's customer service who rather than help just say " they have sold many". Well, I'm one of those that bought one but it doesn't mean it's any good for me! A quick search online did find other people saying the same, the pedal is too stiff, have they installed it wrong. I'm quietly pleased I'm not alone, all be it part of a very small minority!So in summary, the very high quality Truebrake mod seams to work very well for people who want a crazy stiff pedal setup but it is unlikely to work AT ALL for those that don't want that or perhaps can only rely on the carpet gripper to hold the pedals. All AXC have to do is provide a softer spring option and I'd probably also be one of the many very happy users. It is disappointing to be returning such a shiny object.(side note: I am a qualified vehicle engineer, all be it in my 50's now. My whole life has been about vehicles and driving. I have driven and worked on more things than I can remember, from huge HGVs to the smallest amphibious, military and commercial and even 2 classes of racing)