ODO LUCKDampener Mod Improvement + Hard Spring for Fanatec CSL Throttle/Clutch/Non-LC (Load Cell) Pedal,Shock Absorber Mod Improvement,Modification Accessories

It’s a lot better than I thought it would be not worth the price, but it’s pretty good

Works as intended to give my throttle pedal a bit more resistance, and a better feel. Easy installation. Definitely a good budget friendly choice.

This mod is a game changer. The feel from the throttle pedal is 100% improved. If it is installed as pictured there should be no noise at all. Installation was very easy and I used the harder spring and increased the stiffness somewhat.

This is an easy upgrade to add some much needed resistance to the CSL accelerator pedal for not much money.It does create some noise, however, it shouldn't be super creaky and loud. If you are experiencing very loud creaky sound after installation, loosen the attachment hardware some and continue loosening and testing until the noise is gone (or fairly silent). Overtightening of the attachment hardware is what caused some crazy creaky noise upon my first installation. After loosening, the noise has been greatly minimized.

The media could not be loaded. The hard spring mod, for me, is not usable, because it restricts the range of your throttle by about 10%. I have the load cell brake, so I haven't tested the mod on the non-lc brake, and it's possible that the hard cap works okay on that one. You can see in the pictures that the longer cap keeps your pedal from going all the way down.As for sound, there are a few things that generate noise here...1) First one is the spring itself flexing. This is not making much noise at all and not really the issue.2) Second one is the spring rubbing against the the threading of the outside of the metal tube. As the spring contacts these threads it makes noise. This can be somewhat mitigated by tightening the resistance. More resistance = less threading for the spring to make contact with.3) The final noise is the main one people are posting in videos. This one is sort of squeaky, where it sounds almost like a record scratching. What is actually happening is sort of bad installation of the mod. This sound is happening because the rod is not entering the tube perfectly straight on. The rod is going in at a slight angle, and thus making unnecessary friction against the tubing as it goes in. The best way to test this is to remove the spring entirely. If you have it installed correctly you can see there is zero additional noise. Any extra angle and you will hear the noise.

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I needed just a little resistance on my pedals and this did the trick!

Works as expected and has a much more realistic pedal feel. However it is super noisy and is annoying.With headphones or sound up not noticable.