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Question about Playseat Evolution
Does anyone have experience with the Logitech RS50 and RS pedals in terms of stability? Since 2021 I have the Next Level Racing F-GT Lite Cockpit NLR-S015 which I have been using with the Logitech G G923 Trueforce for PC and PlayStation. Because the holes don't fit the RS50, I have to mount the table mount on the plate and stabilise it with Velcro fasteners and additional armoured tape so that the part for the pedals doesn't slip all the time when I'm braking. It works relatively well this way and I'm wondering whether I should really invest in a more stable part. Thanks for your feedback Mine
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Hello
I have been using the Logitech RS50 with the RS pedals in combination with the Next Level Racing F-GT Lite (NLR-S015) for some time now.
As the holes unfortunately don't fit directly, I mounted the pedals on the pedal plate using the table clamp and additionally fixed them with Velcro fasteners and armoured tape.
In this configuration it basically works quite well, but when braking hard you realise that the whole thing is not 100% optimal or permanently stable. Although it can be used, it is more of a temporary solution.
In my opinion, a more stable rig or a fixed mounting is worthwhile, especially if you use the load cell brake consistently or ride for a long time. The difference in stability and feel is clearly noticeable.
I hope this helps you decide.
Kind regards
I have been using the Logitech RS50 with the RS pedals in combination with the Next Level Racing F-GT Lite (NLR-S015) for some time now.
As the holes unfortunately don't fit directly, I mounted the pedals on the pedal plate using the table clamp and additionally fixed them with Velcro fasteners and armoured tape.
In this configuration it basically works quite well, but when braking hard you realise that the whole thing is not 100% optimal or permanently stable. Although it can be used, it is more of a temporary solution.
In my opinion, a more stable rig or a fixed mounting is worthwhile, especially if you use the load cell brake consistently or ride for a long time. The difference in stability and feel is clearly noticeable.
I hope this helps you decide.
Kind regards
I passed the question on to my son...
It does move if you use the normal screws but if you use a nut and bolt it doesn't move as much.
But it does flex to some extent.
Hope this helps you!
It does move if you use the normal screws but if you use a nut and bolt it doesn't move as much.
But it does flex to some extent.
Hope this helps you!