Sim Racing Pedals

Choose sim racing pedals for your driving position, preferred brake feel and platform. Compare complete two- or three-pedal sets, single active pedals and the plates, kits and haptic modules that complete them.

Load Cell, hydraulic or active pedals?

A Load Cell measures the force you apply to the brake, giving you pressure-based control that stays consistent lap after lap. Springs, elastomers and dampers then define how the pedal moves and feels.

Hydraulic pedals add a damped, progressive resistance closer to a real braking system; the sensor and adjustment options vary from one model to another.

Active pedals such as Simucube ActivePedal or MOZA mBooster use a motor to control resistance in real time, with effects driven by software and game telemetry. Separate vibration modules — like the new MOZA Pedal Haptic Feedback Kit — add tactile cues to compatible pedals.

Choose the set and mounting arrangement

For GT or formula driving, a two-pedal set is often enough; add a clutch for manual starts, heel-and-toe or historic cars. Accessories such as the new Fanatec Podium Pedals Formula + GT plates and Podium mounting plate with heel rest let you refine an existing set.

Check the pedal deck dimensions and rigidity, adjustment range, included electronics and connection. On console, pedals usually connect through a supported wheelbase.

Compare Simagic pedals, Fanatec pedals, MOZA pedals, Heusinkveld pedals, P1Sim Mistral and Simucube ActivePedal, then choose a suitable cockpit.