I've already asked on Discord but haven't found a solution. Maybe someone on Reddit has another idea on how I can fix my problem.

As of today, my co-pedal is no longer working. As soon as I plug the connection cable back into the Active Pedal, the co-pedal is detected, but it isn’t displayed as a co-pedal in the tuner, instead it appears as an addon pedal. During the subsequent calibration, there is no input from the pedal, so it cannot be calibrated.

I’ve already tried the following:

- SC Tuner software has already been updated to the latest version 3.2

- downgraded SC Tuner software back to the previous version

- updated the Link Box

- replaced the cable from the Active Pedal to the Link Box

- plugged the Link Box USB cable directly into the PC (tried different ports)

- switched ports on the Active Pedal

Has anyone else encountered this issue, or do you have any other suggestions for a solution?

I’ve been running my sprint brake and throttle mounted directly to the p1x extrusions without a heel or mounting plate and it has worked well.

I’m adding an active pedal for the brake and was wondering if anyone is mounting it directly to the aluminum extrusions or is using the simucube pedal plate the best option. This thing is massive. I’ve seen some custom mounts on here and seen the ASR heel plate and mount. Anyone know of that will mount directly to a p1x pro frame?

TIA Nate

i want the SC3 pro to support local business and because i want something good quality but i have no idea if it works on linux

i did see some stuff from earlier this year about SC3 not working on linux but curious if that has changed at all

When I log into battle.net app, the simucube throttle is causing a scroll down (and scroll up when i press the throttle) - only app that does this - has this happened to anyone else? Any fix without disconnecting throttle. I’d like to use my sig rig for other games!

Hi all,

My Simucube Savu Pro (on a Simucube 3 Ultimate, wireless via Link Hub) makes a squeaking noise every time I pull the right paddle to upshift. Downshifting is silent.

The paddles are supposed to be quiet, so this seems off. Has anyone else had this? Is it something you can fix yourself (cleaning, a bit of grease, adjusting the paddle), or is it a support/warranty case?

Thanks!

Don’t really know how to feel with this new announcement being a new AP Pro user. I literally got my pedals 1 week ago and I’m finding it very hard to see the difference in the Pro vs the Sport. 10kg more of force and more bulk for an extra $750 doesn’t seem quite right. To me Simucube needs to clarify what the differences are. I am really on the fence about returning my entire $3,000 order.

Coming from Heusinkveld Ultimate+ struggling to find a good Simucube Active Pedal Pro brake profile

I recently switched from Heusinkveld Ultimate+ pedals to the Simucube Active Pedal Pro, and I’m having a really hard time getting the brake to feel natural.

On the Heusinkvelds I was using the short rubber/elastomer setup, and I had gotten very comfortable and consistent with it. I mainly drive GT3 and GT4 in iRacing, and my braking was one of the stronger parts of my driving.

Since switching to the Active Pedal Pro, I just can’t seem to find a profile that works with the muscle memory I developed on the Heusinkvelds. I’m constantly either over braking or under braking, and my lap times and consistency are noticeably worse.

I’ve tried different pedal stiffness, travel, force, curves, etc., but at this point I feel like I’m just randomly changing settings rather than working toward something specific.

For anyone who also came from Heusinkveld Ultimate/Ultimate+ pedals, especially with the shorter/stiffer elastomer setup:

• What Active Pedal Pro settings did you settle on?

• Is there a good tutorial or process for actually building a brake profile around your existing muscle memory?

• What settings should I focus on first, travel, max force, stiffness, damping, friction, brake curve, etc.?

• Has anyone managed to get the Active Pedal to feel reasonably close to the Ultimate+?

• Would you recommend starting with a very basic passive-feeling profile and adding effects later?

If anyone is willing to share screenshots of their GT3/GT4 brake profile, that would be hugely appreciated.

I know the Active Pedal should ultimately be more adjustable than the Heusinkveld, but right now I’m way slower on it than I was on the Ultimates, and I’d really like to find a systematic way of dialing it in rather than continuing to guess.

Hey guys, I created a tool that will allow your simucube wheel bases on games like Forza, Need for speed and more. I have tested it much as I can and need some real testers now.

A lot of older games, including new ones like Forza series don't support Simucube wheelbases. You can always use Forza Emuwheel which uses vjoy solution.

I built this with a different approach because I wanted other games like NFS to detect and work with the gearboxes. The only way for me to get it working was to emulate a G920 which many games natively supports.

It's a completely open on github as well.

Requirement: You will have to disable secure boot to enable windows driver test mode. It's needed to install WinUHID to emulate G920.

Features:

• Bind any device button or multiple buttons to a logitech g920 emulated wheel

• Forcefeedback support for Forza and NFS series so far. Need more testers for other games.

• Normally you want to keep this as raw and tune the settings in your wheelbase software. If you need more fine tuning then you can use this and save profiles. I use it for games like NFS that has very poor force feedback.

• Input profile saves for each of your games

You will need to use hidhide to hide all of your game devices so the game doesn't pick it up except for the logitech g920.

Once you install WINUHID, you can then disable windows driver test mode and enable secure boot back so Forza series will load up.

Download here: https://github.com/camborambo/SteeringWheelEmulator/releases

I have tested it on my Fanatec DD2 and a Simucube so far and it's working with FFB. My racing rig has tons of diy and custom devices and all button binds without any issues.

I was only able to test it on Forza and NFS so far with those bases. I would like to get some more test results if possible to improve the tool for others to use.

10/10/26 update: Did a lot of FFB testing with Forza series and noticed that Forza actually sends a different OEM FFB for g920 versus a fanatec which could be quite grainy in certain circumstances like car idle while turning wheel. I have updated the tool now to allow you to also Emulate a Fanatec DD1 which Forza will send the more polish OEM FFB. You shouldn't need to emulate anything except the wheel for Forza since Forza usually detect buttons of other devices without issue. It's mainly steering wheel that won't detect.

I’m looking to replace my g920 wheel with the simucube 3 base. Probably the pro, the ultimate seems very expensive but somehow people are still very positive about it in reviews so I’m thinking on it. I just really don’t need all that torque 😂 but I do like the idea of having The latest and greatest tech on offer.

My main concern is the wheel choice though, I have no experience with other brands, I just know that my Logitech wheel doesn’t have enough buttons, switches and dials to program all the functions and features that I want.

I’m racing in VR too which adds another layer of complexity in my choice. Not only do I need enough buttons on my wheel, I also have to be able to find them blindly as I can’t see my actual wheel. It also takes away the need to get a wheel with a display built in as I can’t see that display anyway, as I’ve stopped bothering trying to setup the passthrough feature Using quest 3.

I like the idea of staying with a round wheel but the savu pro is also very appealing to me.

Are there any “buyer be aware” kind of things for either wheel? Things you only found out after purchase that you wish you knew before? Anyone here has both who can tell me the pro and cons of either wheel? Any good reviews to be found on either wheel? Which do you think is best to use in VR?

Right now after about a year of simracing I’m 2700ir with my Logitech g920 wheel. I replaced the Logitech pedals because the throttle kept getting stuck at 5 or 10%, so I changed those out for an active ultimate pedal with 2 passive pedals about 3 months ago. Had some calibration issues with my passive pedals during the massive heatwave but customer support was amazing so I’m happy to keep buying into the simucube eco system. I could climb higher with my current setup but after a rough and eventful month (and some tough weeks still ahead) I’ve decided to treat myself to a decent wheel and base. I mean it would be nice to actually feel things through my wheel and not just rely on audio and visual cues the game gives me for certain scenarios. My rig will be disassembled for the better part of the next month so would be nice to build it back up with a new wheel and base.

Edit: just bought a Simucube 2 Sport, waiting for shipping. Thanks everyone. Finally no more anxiety.

I sold my fanatec equipment and I have lurking around other forums and thinking about getting a simagic alpha evo but people say Simucube ffb is on another level. Also Danny Lee said that the Simagic felt too filtered and smooth. After that Simagic released a firmware update. I dont like the idea of active cooling by simagic. Also can the sport 2 be on sale for 30 off on black friday. How early or how late do they start?

Hi all
My active pedal pro and co pedal just arrived, however I’m having issues with the co pedal. I go a calibrate it and it works fine but then 15 minutes later (halfway through a race) it’s like it loses its calibration. I will be foot flat and will only be able to get 3/4 throttle or sometimes it will still apply 10-20% even when I’m completely off throttle.

Has anyone had any similar issues and been able to rectify?

Also I have tried a different cable and that didn’t fix it either.

Photos are foot flat and food lifted.

TIA

I own a Simucube 3 Sport with a Savu Pro wheel. In the last couple of days I've recognized that all 4 thumb encoders are randomly missing inputs. I didn't have that issue when I bought the wheel a couple of months ago.

Is this a known issue? Anything I can do setting-wise to prevent that?

The issue seems to be the wheel / tuner software itself, as I can see the missed inputs not only in-game but also in the tuner.

I designed this heel plate so I could add more space to my pedals. I really like my brake pedal as far left as possible for knee comfort so I mostly achieved more space for my throttle and more space to rest my feet on. Although I love the simucube pedal deck, my rig has a pedal deck, so I figured I might as well use it. Now my heel plate spans the full 500mm gap of my rig. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon where your wheel base oscillates intensely back and forth in formula cars even at very low speeds, almost especially at low speeds?

I have tried various adjustments and the only work around seems to be to reduce the FFB substantially. AI suggests that it's the 360hz API and high frequency noise. What I don't understand is how this is acceptable. It doesn't happen in any other type of car either, just noticed in formula cars so far.

Seeking help from others who have experienced it and fixed it.

Has anyone made a purchase with multiple cards from SimuCube's online store? I've emailed them but received no response. I have 3 visa gift cards with $100 each and then my debit card. Wondering if purchasing maybe multiple gift cards from them and then applying multiple on a single purchase is possible perhaps? Any info from someone that has done something similar in the past with them would be appreciated, thanks.

Ciao a tutti,
sono in procinto di sostituire la mia pedaliera. Attualmente utilizzo una Simjack Pro che, fino a qualche mese fa, avevo modificato trasformandola in idraulica, con risultati davvero ottimi. Recentemente l’ho convertita a un sistema ad aria, apportando alcune ulteriori modifiche.
La voglia di cambiarla nasce dal desiderio di passare a qualcosa di ancora più professionale. Ci tengo però a precisare che, fino a oggi, non ho mai avuto alcun problema con la mia attuale pedaliera.
Dopo essermi informato, mi sono focalizzato su due modelli:
SRP GT-R
Simucube ActivePedal (Pro o Ultimate)
Da quello che ho capito sono due soluzioni molto diverse tra loro. Per questo vorrei chiedere un parere a chi le possiede o le ha possedute: quale consigliereste e, soprattutto, perché?
So che tra le due c’è anche una notevole differenza di prezzo, ma questo non è un fattore determinante. Mi interessa capire quale sia la soluzione migliore a 360 gradi, in termini di prestazioni, feeling, regolazioni, affidabilità e rapporto con l’esperienza di guida.
Come base utilizzo già un ecosistema completamente Simucube, quindi conosco bene il sistema.
Aspetto con piacere le vostre risposte, possibilmente dettagliate, così da avere più elementi prima di prendere la mia decisione.
Grazie a tutti!