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My wheel was unaligned

What size is the clips cuz i lost mine

Thanks. I just needed a quick rundown on which screws to take out and which parts to disassemble. This video did a good job of it.

It looks like if you had a good hook and pic set and patience one might be able to get the belt free with only the top cover removed. This would be someone like maybe a mechanic that performs work like this daily. Again, great video

Awesome video. Really appreciate the walk through. I gotta ask though, I was confused about this mod. I thought the hearse would come off and bearings added. I never realized it was something this simple as modding the belt rollers

Please pin this. Yes it is possible to do this by only removing the top cover. However, it is probably the most difficult way to do it. A lot of fine motor skills are needed. If you work with electronics, you can do it. The tensioner screw needs to be completely removed in order to do it with only the top cover removed.

I found some rubber stoppers that were actually Cone shape that were a bit softer. Thanks for the video

6 months later and it's holding up great. Put a 310mm wheel on and it still feels better than stock

I am having so much issues with this mod. My sensor from LeoB always sends 3.3V on the output pin nomatter what combination of loadcell inputs I put. I wonder if its broken.

My t3pa gt is 3v on 5v line in yours, i buy the same parts but doesnt work

Hi, thank you very much for the guide. I also felt that throttle pedal spring is too soft so i did a swap according to your guide and it is a big difference. I also checked the brake pedal since i had an issue with squeaking and rubbing noises, it turned out that brake pedal spring was off set and also full of dog fur. I cleaned everything but i didn't had the original grease so i just used bike chain grease i hope it is fine. Thanks again.

god damn it, lost the original bracket, no mod for me

what bearings did you use and where did you get them

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It is now Feb 2024. Well I also a HP Reverb G2 V2 and I agree with you on what you say about the optics. The only thing I don't like about it is the sweet spot is too narrow for me and is distracting when doing SIM Racing. I find my Oculus Rift S is much better far as the sweet spot, although the Resolution is less. So I find it better for doing SIM Racing for any length of time. Both are good VR headsets far as other features. Take care.

Does anyone else feel like the brake pedal just doesn't travel far enough with the load cell? Getting 10-50% braking input still requires a load of pressure which doesn't seem right.

I just replaced the bearing. The outer diameter of the 3x8x4 bearing was small, so it was not possible to properly tighten the ribbed belt. Therefore, I used 2+2 pieces of 3x9x5 mm (603 ZZ) bearings. 3 screws left during assembly. :( I had to watch the video again to find where it was left off! :) Thank you for the video!

Thanks, it worked!! Having problem to ease the force needed to block the wheels. Bought a 20Kg load cell. Tried some setup, but any luck. Anyone has an advice?

Hello everyone, after a while, without remembering this great video, I have to say that I put everything together and it works great. Of course, the accelerator and clutch must be tightened as they are soft for this model. The load cell really works wonderfully.

In my opinion this wasn't worth it, i barely feel and see the difference and it still feels stiff

The only current sensors I can find in my country (30A ACS712 Current Sensor Module) have the +- inputs but not a 5v and Ground on the load cell side. Could they just be wired to the output side of the board?

According to one study, that average driver can sustain a brake input for of 260N repeatedly indefinitely. Thats around 26 kg of force. So if you can find one, a 30Kg loadcell may be more representative. Of course, in real world racing braking forces go uo even higher than that.

how did you find perscription lenses for this!? i need some! lmao

I made this mod some 6 years ago (look up "Ultra clean T3PA load cell mod" on isrtv) and I still remember what a game changer that was back then! Good work, sir!

Thanks for the video! I finally got around to putting a loadcell in my t3pa, it definitely helped getting all the necessary parts together. Didnt really bother with the thread adapter tho and just used a bolt with a washer from the back bolting into the loadcell, lot easier to get it tight. For the rubber stops i just tie-wrapped a thick silicone strip to it. 20kg is definitely the minimum but still feels too light to me. I guess i could try to fit in two 20kg cells and connect them in parallel to get 40kg.

Well, i dont know if its normal or not, but i literally feel the "gears" in the steering wheel when im turning, mostly when i sligtly and slowly try to turn. It feels pretty bad, because when i gad a G29 it was so smooth, but this T150... And i cant even find a potentiometer so i have only one pedal :D

THANKS

Total cost about 50 bucks.

you don't need to take off the rim, just take the top and bottom off and it should give you enough space.

I have the same one

Well my dumbass was turning the gears going "oh bearings so smooth" and skipped some teeth. Now to spend another hour in control panel zeroing out

Recently got a Samsung Odyssey + Without Controllers For Super Cheap, I have had Multiple Other VR headsets Hopefully it stays working because it's is My Favorite Headset I currently Own it is the best $40 I've ever spent!!!! It's Far Better then the Quest 2 & better then the HP Reverb G2 somehow, probably the amazing AmOLED Display & Better Sweet Spot & bigger FOV even though the resolution is lower it manages to look better I'm genuinely Blown Away. It also tracks better then the Hp Reverb G2 Does with the controllers of the HP Reverb G2 that I don't understand but am grateful for on that Headset the right controller would loose tracking every few movements.

Bearings just came in. Got a tmx for $90 modding off the bat

tell me the order you put it in 3 washers.....then? Thanks😊

Thanks... this helped me save my computer (and a lot of $ doing it myself). Appreciate the detail! Total beginner and was able to follow along easily enough. Cheers!

Just did this mod, and I HIGHLY recommend disassembling as outlined in the video. I was able to get the tensioner released and the top white nylon roller removed without full disassembly, BUT I could not get the lower roller off. I pried on the front plastic cover to make room and was able to get it off. I got 3 bearings on each without any issues BUT AGAIN, I and had a crazy difficult time getting the clip securely on the lower shaft. I'm stubborn and tried for over an hour to get it on. Visibility is an issue with the lower shaft, so I finally finished disassembly as shown in the video and it was super easy to get the clip securely on there. Would have saved me an hour if I just followed the clear instructions in the video. Save yourself time & frustration - follow the video. Great Video & thank you for clear instructions.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO OPEN IT COMPLETELY! Just found a rubber cap that pops out next to the buttons on the base! The screw for the tensioner is directly behind it!

Hey need some help. Just spent the entire day trying to do this and its really noisy. Tried reorganizing everything around the bearings in every way possible and nothing seemed to fix it. Have the 3 bearings in now tried two with the washers and same thing. Any ideas? I might try gluing some togetger Edit: The bearings were cheap and crunchy. Had to clean and apply new grease. Went back to using two with washers. There is some faint noise from the washers spinning with the bearings from time to time but they eventually stop. They're loose on the pegs, will try sanding or glueing them or something if it gets worse. I'm a bit sensitive to noise.

Does this mod work with the PS4 still?

6:44 you flip the cables around so what is red is black, black is yellow and yellow is black This results in what was labelled 5V going to ground and what was ground going to 5V. I've seen other guides doing this but they claim various different reasons for it, one is saying that it's from using the usb adaptor but then another does the same cable flip and they're plugged into the wheelbase. How are your pedals attached to the pc?

Are your pedals plugged into the wheelbase or into the USB adaptor?

very neat tutorial. little mix up of q-tips and toothpicks - verbally. but good camera, good editing, cautious maintenance work and good explaining. thank you

Hi. The loadcell nowadays ships with a "Hx711" board. Is that sufficient as an amplifier?

How did you remove the cable that connects the pin for the wheel wiring at 4:10? I've tried holding different positions and pressing points on the connector keeping the wires in but all it has been doing is seriously hurting my fingers without coming out.

Hy there. Does it work on Konsole like PS5? Do i have to calibrate it first on PC to get it work?

Rly nice vid! But i got a question... Is it in theory possible to accomplish this at the T3PM as well which comes with the T248? Since in the end it would be rly neat if i could save that extra money since the T3PM already has hall sensors inside like on the T-LCM as well as the brake already has a rly nice spring with different hardens... guess in regular it should be doable since it kinda is like the T-LCM just that it is missing the load cell in the end... but not 100% sure about it ^^'

It always starts with "don't use any sharp metal objects and stuff like that" and in the end we find ourselfes using the biggest knife and hammer we have in the house.

Average size hands for a white guy? What?

can you just take out the bearings instead of replaycing them?