3 Pcs Complete Pedal Return Spring Upgrade Kit Mod for Logitech G25 G27 G29 G920 G923 Racing Pedals Accessories, Pedal Spring Mod Include Brake Pedal Spring, Throttle Pedal Spring, Clutch Pedal Spring

Product is good and works as intended increasing the spring strength of the brake, clutch, and throttle.Assembly was relatively easy with the help of a YouTube video, however one thing I cannot stress enough but please make sure the wires don't get mashed up anywhere otherwise it won't work, On the top piece there are notches for the wires inside so they can be placed as they were eventually.Happy Sim Racing!

This actually makes it a bit more realistic as far as braking and acceleration over what the original springs were like. Much stiffer so inputs aren’t hard to get right unlike the original ones and releasing is instant so moving between brake and acceleration is smoother, less unsettling of the car making better corner entry and exits. Worth the time and money if you intend in keeping this style wheel/pedal for sim racing

Only used the brake spring with the original rubber cushion. The stronger spring gave a much more authentic brake feel. It makes trail breaking much easier and has made dragging brakes during a diamond cornering much better. I’ve kept the throttle and clutch springs for later, just in case.

great product give a much better fell to the pedals only complaint would be lack of instructions tell which spring goes where wasn't hard to figure out but still would be nice to have and could be easy to label

Honest review you probably won't notice a difference. What you will notice is damaging the super fragile wires when you take the thing apart it's a easy job but tedious and things can go wrong.

I recently purchased the Logitech G29 set and I wanted to upgrade the pedal springs for my husband and kiddos since it's a mod that doesn't void the warranty. There were very little instructions that came with this but this can easily be remedied by looking up YouTube instructional videos. I found the best way to take apart the pedals is to unscrew the three petals from the top first, turning it upside down well supporting it with the box and then removing all of the metal screws (large and small) on the bottom plate. For the larger screws I was able to use a drill but for the smaller ones I used a hand screwdriver because I didn't want to strip the screws. As a YTer mentioned, there are two hidden screws on the rug grip bar that you can't see until you rotate the bar up (press down this little lever in the middle to release it). After that the whole bottom comes off while allowing you to keep all the pedal wires in place so you don't have to fuss with that. You then unscrew each individual pedal. After that I think I was able to figure out which spring goes to which. By the way the longest spring goes to the throttle, the variable (tightly coiled at the bottom) spring goes to the brake pedal, and the last one goes to the clutch. The only thing I wish it came with was some foam dampers for each spring and better instructions. However I didn't spend too much so I don't regret it. The wire is a little bit heavier gauge than the stock springs.

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I used this kit on G29 pedals and what a difference, especially the brake! Test the pedals before you reassemble them because you may want to move the springs around. I also made some silicone pedal stops so they don't "clack" anymore when fully depressed. Lube all pivot points with thick silicone grease (caliper slide grease works). All of these totally transformed my pedals and I no longer lock up the brakes. The clutch feels more realistic as well.