The Fanatec ClubSport V3 Inverted Pedals offer a premium sim racing experience, and setting them up correctly will enhance your overall performance. Here’s a simplified guide on how to mount and configure these pedals for your racing setup.
There are two primary ways to connect the ClubSport V3 Inverted Pedals:
Ensure that you use only the cables provided to prevent any damage to the electronics.
To secure the pedals to your rig:
This setup provides stability for your pedals, ensuring a solid driving experience.
The ClubSport Pedals V3 Inverted can be used with additional peripherals like a handbrake for a more realistic feel. To connect these devices:
You can swap the included metal pedal plates for D-shaped pedal plates for a different feel. Simply unscrew the existing plates, replace them with the D-shaped ones, and tighten the screws to secure them.
Additionally, the throttle pedal can be customized with extensions to adjust its height or angle, offering a more personalized experience.
The pedals come with two spring options for the throttle pedal. If you prefer a stiffer feel, replace the regular spring with the stronger one provided in the accessory kit. Be sure to use the correct spring guides to avoid damage.
For brake pedal stiffness, use the preload screw to adjust the tension to your preference. The scale on the screw will guide you to set the perfect level of resistance.
If your pedals aren’t mounted to a stand or cockpit, add the stabilizer feet to prevent any tilting during use. Simply attach the feet using the screws and washers provided, ensuring they are properly aligned for optimal support.
With these straightforward steps, your Fanatec ClubSport V3 Inverted Pedals will be set up and ready for an immersive racing experience. For further customization, consider additional Fanatec accessories, such as the handbrake or damper kits, for even more realism.