This bolt is for the QR.View attachment 964243 Just got my F1 CSL set last week with a playseat. Very excited. Can anyone tell me what this single screw is? No mention of it in the manual.
This bolt is for the QR.
I think it called a Fixation screw and it is optional.View attachment 964243 Just got my F1 CSL set last week with a playseat. Very excited. Can anyone tell me what this single screw is? No mention of it in the manual.
Yes.Oh nice, thanks for confirming. I suppose a good thing if you’ve just got the one wheel.
Using the PU foam, red Ø12 elastomer spring, and red Ø13 elastomer spring from the new BPK here: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/fanatec-clubsport-pedals-v3-thread.392302/, I'm getting about 3 to 3.3 cm travel (was hard to measure accurately). My preload spring (explained in installation video in that link) is somewhere in the middle between min and max.How much travel does the brake pedal have with the performance kit?
I might eventually upgrade from the T-LCM i have now. But i dont want to loose travel in the brake pedal
Using the PU foam, red Ø12 elastomer spring, and red Ø13 elastomer spring from the new BPK here: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/fanatec-clubsport-pedals-v3-thread.392302/, I'm getting about 3 to 3.3 cm travel (was hard to measure accurately). My preload spring (explained in installation video in that link) is somewhere in the middle between min and max.
My setting is soft and has gotten softer with use. I might tighten it up a bit.
The issue is the V3 pedals are an additional $350. Which is pretty damn pricey.
To put into perspective, I was fairly happy with the G29 So upgrading is a treat to myself...but such treats can’t cost too much.
I feel your pain. I can't let my family know how much I've spent either especially having recently upgraded pedals to V3 and wheel to the BMW GT2 (both great and welcome purchases though). But that's the nice thing about the various peripherals. You could always purchase and swap them in.Well I think that, on my budget (if my wife knew what this stuff cost she would kill me), the starter bundle will have to do. $600 vs $1000 is a significant difference.
Maybe the V3 pedals could be in my future if I like the starter kit, I am having fun, more funds become available in the 2021 future and I feel I need them.
But right now I am just barely justifying $800 for the wheel/pedals and overgrown lounge chair.
G29 can still be had for $250 on Amazon. Less than half of the Fanatec. Wish I knew that the basic Fanatec pedals were a significant upgrade over the G29 pedals. All the reviews talk about the load cell pedals. But do the basic pedals feel better than the G29 pedals?
WWWWD? (What would Willy Wonka do?)
IceWarden, I’m in the same exact predicament as you. G29 for a few years, looking to upgrade now that things have gone up a notch with PC2 and ACC, both of which I recently purchased.
I’m telling ya, everything I hear about the V3’s, they’re the Golden Ticket. They are going to last FOR-EV-ER and you can’t beat the Hall Effect Sensors over pots on the LC.
Having said that, I might do as some suggest and just get the bundle with the LCs to start, due to budget. But I wouldn’t get them without the load cell, which when added to the price, gets me darn near to the V3s!
I’ve got a decision to make soon, but then I might wait just a bit to see what they do if anything for Black Friday.
One thing I am concerned about are some of the issues I read here. Kinda has me concerned. All the Logitech wheels I’ve owned have been trouble free, except for a dirty pot on one brake set.
Good Luck.
P.S. Gene Wilder, Comedy GENIUS.
Well I think that, on my budget (if my wife knew what this stuff cost she would kill me), the starter bundle will have to do. $600 vs $1000 is a significant difference.
Maybe the V3 pedals could be in my future if I like the starter kit, I am having fun, more funds become available in the 2021 future and I feel I need them.
But right now I am just barely justifying $800 for the wheel/pedals and overgrown lounge chair.
G29 can still be had for $250 on Amazon. Less than half of the Fanatec. Wish I knew that the basic Fanatec pedals were a significant upgrade over the G29 pedals. All the reviews talk about the load cell pedals. But do the basic pedals feel better than the G29 pedals?
Yes it's @DomB_FanatecCan anyone point me in the direction of the Fanatec rep who frequents the forum? Dom is it?
I’m only a couple of hours into using my GT3 rim and the dreaded up shift issue has occurred. It’s a second hand eBay buy so not sure what help I can get, (the rim is in mint condition).
I’ve had the shifters off and it definitely seems like a contact issue between the snap button and the PCB. The button itself has quite a lot of movement in it. Anyone else found any fixes for it?
Yes it's @DomB_Fanatec
Would be a good idea to state which of the GT3 wheels you're referring to though.
I myself had similar issues with my CSL Elite PS4 wheel with the upshift paddle. It's probably something with a contact in the paddle not making proper contact at times. It would intermittently give problems upshifting which is a bummer. You may be able to get it sorted out but since my wheel itself lasted a good while I decided to buy a new wheel to replace it and no more gear shifting problems after that.
Are you sure it's a McLaren wheel? I've searched the Fanatec site on the wheels page and not seeing any wheel named McLaren.Many thanks David. It’s the McLaren one, didn’t think they did any others?
Widely known issue and knew it was a risk when buying it but I just love the look and feel of it so much. Really hope they’re working on a new GT rim.
I really don’t want to tempt fate but I’ve just stuck a piece of soft Velcro onto where the metal orange shifter makes contact with the button and hey presto, I’ve not had an issue once in a half hour race on ACC. It’s still made me a little on edge though every time I upshift. Rim feels so good to drive with though it’s just worth it.
@DomB_Fanatec would still be interested in your thoughts though.
Edit: to add, I have the F1 esports rim too which is also a lovely wheel and had no issues whatsoever with that. Just doesn’t feel right using that for GT racing though.
https://fanatec.com/eu-en/detail/in...net&utm_campaign=General+Links&a_aid=gtplanetAre you sure it's a McLaren wheel? I've searched the Fanatec site on the wheels page and not seeing any wheel named McLaren.
Oh I see. I was looking for a round wheel. But in any case that wheel is no longer available from Fanatec. Seems to be discontinued.
Oh I see. I was looking for a round wheel. But in any case that wheel is no longer available from Fanatec. Seems to be discontinued.
Sorry to say but you may have bought a very old, outdated and discontinued wheel bro.
If you're referring to the paddles on the wheels yeah I find so too not only with P1 but others also. My fingers tend to get over extended and suffer after a while bothering for most of the day.Is it just me or is anyone else finding shifter arms on p1 wheels to far from the rim? I’m used to F1 esport tho.
Hi @aaron0288. If the problem returns, I suggest you create a support ticket. In some cases, firmware helped with miss-shifts on the McLaren GT3 wheel, so if you haven't already, please try the most recent beta driver package (currently 373, available on the Fanatec Forum) and update the steering wheel firmware.No I’m aware of all that and was aware of the issues surrounding them. It’s the risk I took. Was just asking to see if by now there were any fixes or if Dom could shed any light on it. Seems I’ve sorted it myself for now. They’re just such good wheels and being the only GT rims available for the fanatec range, had to have one. They’re a work of art just to look at.
Hi @aaron0288. If the problem returns, I suggest you create a support ticket. In some cases, firmware helped with miss-shifts on the McLaren GT3 wheel, so if you haven't already, please try the most recent beta driver package (currently 373, available on the Fanatec Forum) and update the steering wheel firmware.
As you have purchased the product used, you will need to manually register the product to your Fanatec account before you can open a support ticket. If the product is still in warranty, it's important that you have the original invoice. If not, we can still help you, so please get in touch.
The V3 pedals itself is worth the money. It really is a superb product. And the thing is it out a good many years now yes. It's one of the best investments I made. The standard potentiometer driven CSL Elite pedals I had before began to drive me crazy. No such problems with the V3. A very well made pedal set it is in every way.Well got my csl elite package in April and loved it, recently upgraded to a DD1 and the clubsport v3 pedals and wow is all I can say, I didnt think they would be much better than the csl but I was wrong. Anyone on the fence about jumping to a direct drive or the v3 pedals my advice would be just do it.