Ricmotech
Load Cell Conversion for Logitech Pedals (v2)
Best performance upgrade for Logitech sim racers seeking realistic braking control.
Upgrade your Logitech G25, G27, G29, or G920 pedals with this load cell conversion kit to achieve a true race-car feel. This kit replaces the original potentiometer-based brake with a load cell sensor, providing a more realistic and sensitive braking experience. By measuring the force applied rather than pedal travel, you can achieve greater control and shave seconds off your lap times. Installation is designed to be straightforward, allowing you to enhance your sim racing setup and improve performance. Note: This kit is not compatible with the Logitech G923 pedals.
$129.95
Owner Satisfaction
4.6
/ 5
Category Rank
71
/ 170
#71 in Racing Simulator Pedals
Price vs Category Average
-69%
Below average
Sensor Type
Load Cell
/ Load Cell
Who it's for
- Sim racers seeking authentic, pressure-based braking feedback
- Competitive drivers aiming for consistent lap times and precision
- Budget-conscious gamers upgrading existing hardware for pro-level performance
Who should skip it
- Users uncomfortable with disassembling and modifying their own hardware
- Owners concerned about maintaining their original manufacturer warranty
- Shoppers with incompatible pedal models needing a universal solution
Performance breakdown
Braking Precision
Load cell technology offers vastly superior control over standard potentiometer setups.
Installation Complexity
Requires mechanical aptitude to disassemble and modify your existing pedal housing.
Build Robustness
Industrial-grade components ensure durability under heavy, repetitive foot pressure.
Immersion Factor
Simulates authentic race-car pedal resistance for a more realistic driving experience.
Platform Versatility
Limited to older Logitech models and strictly excludes the newer G923.
Lap Time Impact
Consistent pressure-based braking helps drivers find and maintain faster racing lines.
Key Specs
Sensor Type
Load Cell
Compatibility
Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920 pedals (does not fit G923)
Brake Mechanism Type
Load Cell
Features
- Converts original brake pedal to a load cell sensor for realistic force feedback.
- Measures braking force directly, allowing for more precise control.
- Helps shave seconds off lap times through improved braking performance.
- Designed for a race-car feel and enhanced sim racing immersion.
- Compatible with popular Logitech pedal sets (G25, G27, G29, G920).
What customers say
Customers consistently praise the Ricmotech Load Cell Conversion for Logitech Pedals (v2) for its transformative impact on racing simulation experience. A dominant theme is the significant upgrade in braking precision and consistency, which users find dramatically improves lap times and control. Many highlight the robust build quality of the conversion kit itself, suggesting excellent reliability over time. The product is frequently seen as offering exceptional value, effectively revitalizing existing Logitech pedals into a high performance setup. This upgrade is celebrated for its ability to deliver a more immersive and competitive edge without requiring a complete pedal system replacement.
Know before you buy
The stock potentiometer measures the physical distance the pedal travels, whereas the load cell measures the actual pressure applied to the pedal. This mimics a real race car, allowing you to develop muscle memory based on force rather than pedal position.
No, this conversion kit is specifically designed for the G25, G27, G29, and G920 pedal sets. It is not compatible with the Logitech G923.
The kit is designed for a straightforward installation that replaces the internal components of your existing brake pedal. While it requires basic tools and some disassembly of your pedal base, it does not require permanent structural modifications to the housing.
No, the load cell kit is designed to work with your existing Logitech pedal electronics. It functions as a direct replacement for the original sensor, so no extra software or drivers are needed for it to be recognized by your PC or console.
Because a load cell requires significant force to reach 100% braking, you will need to ensure your pedals are securely mounted to a rig or a heavy-duty stand. If the pedals are just sitting on the floor, they will likely slide backward when you apply heavy braking pressure.
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