Rev.2 spring is approx 13% stronger than original Rev.1. spring fitted on earlier rudder pedals.
(from 28.04.2020 we fit Rev.1 springs on new pedals again !
19.08.2021 V3 revision introduced for new pedals - 8% softer than V1 mainly due to more comfortable use with "heels on the floor" type footrests
Rev.1 was fitted on pedals S/N :
0001-3730
4000-4264
8543-8799
8830-8899
10000 - 12448
13000-14064
rev.2 was fitted on pedals S/N < 10000 not included in list above
rev 3 is fitted on :
12449-12999
14064 onwards
INSTALLATION :
Following video can be used as Installation tutorial.
IMPORTANT NOTE : We removed this video from our youtube channel and "brake strenght adjustment" is no longer supported feature. Reason is becouse more than few customers damaged brake shaft while performing this procedure - causing hole on brake shaft to widen up which lead to 1-4 degrees play on brake axis.
It is very important to align screw hole on brake shaft to the screw itself before tightening, as noted on video !!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVNSsj6aR10
Springs are way too stiff.
Compared to most high-quality pedals, the toe brake springs are ungodly stiff. So much so that I've stopped using the toe brakes entirely. The springs are so rigid that they are actually cracking the toe brake limiters despite the toe brakes not even being used. Do not skip leg-day with these toe break springs!
We need a "Space Combat" toe-brake springs that is 50% softer, potentially even softer to compete with VKB and Virpil.