Sim Racing enthusiasts discuss whether upgrading from a Fanatec Podium DD1 to a Simucube 2 Pro or Asetek Invicta is worthwhile. Users delve into the differences and improvements in the equipment while sharing their personal experiences and advice.
Summary
- Hydraulic pedals vs. load cells in sim racing.
- Comparing Fanatec DD1 to Simucube 2 Pro feedback.
- Differences in force feedback pedals and upgrade considerations.
Is Hydraulic Better Than Load Cells?
Sim racing enthusiasts debate the realism of hydraulic pedals versus load cells, highlighting that both offer unique experiences in simulating real car feel. The discussion emphasizes the importance of pedal materials and dampening for a realistic feedback sensation.
Upgrade from Fanatec DD1 to Simucube 2 Pro
Users share their experiences transitioning from a Fanatec DD1 to a Simucube 2 Pro, noting subtle but significant improvements in feedback details, noise reduction, and overall performance. The discussion touches on the benefits of customizable settings and enhanced feedback profiles.
Force Feedback Pedals and Wheelbase Changes
The conversation expands to include insights on force feedback pedals and wheelbase upgrades. Users delve into the complexities of simulating real driving dynamics, highlighting the nuances in FFB response across different simulators and the potential for future advancements in the market.
