Pedale Simagic P1000 Formula Modular Dual — set pedale doppio modulare Simagic P1000 Formula

Simagic P1000 Formula Modular Dual is a modular dual-pedal set engineered for realistic racing simulation. The set includes two independently mounted pedals with adjustable modular components that allow fine-tuning of pedal throw, resistance and geometry. Designed for integration with wheel rigs and sim racing cockpits, it delivers precise throttle and brake input and practical adjustability for different driving styles and vehicle setups.

Advantages

The modular construction enables interchangeable components and incremental adjustment of pedal feel without complex tools. Robust materials and a compact footprint provide stable mounting on a variety of sim rigs while maintaining accurate, repeatable input. Independent pedal adjustment lets users set pedal spacing, angle and travel to match ergonomic preferences and to simulate different vehicle classes.

Suitable for

• Home sim racing rigs and dedicated cockpits
• Competitive sim racing where precise throttle and brake control is required
• Track day practice and setup testing in virtual environments
• Users who require adjustable pedal geometry and modular component swaps

Key specifications

• Configuration: dual-pedal set with independent throttle and brake pedals
• Adjustability: modular components for pedal feel, travel and resistance tuning
• Mounting: compatible with common wheel rig and cockpit mounting patterns; compact base
• Materials: engineered metal and reinforced components designed for durability and stability
• Input: high-precision analog sensing for smooth and repeatable control

How to use

Mount the pedals to your sim rig or cockpit using the provided mounting points and ensure the base is secure and level. Install or swap modular components to achieve the desired pedal stiffness and travel; follow any included alignment markings for consistent geometry. Connect the pedals to your wheel base or interface according to the manufacturer’s instructions, then calibrate input ranges within your sim software to match throttle and brake travel. Make incremental adjustments and test in a controlled environment to achieve the intended pedal response.

Recommendations

For best results, begin with a neutral modular configuration and perform on-track testing to fine-tune pedal travel and resistance. Regularly check mounting fasteners and component interfaces for wear, and keep adjustment points clean and free of debris to maintain consistent performance.