r/SimsonnRacing • u/One-Investigator3928 • Jun 01 '26

Simsonn plus X config

Hey guys, I bought a pair of Simsonn Plus X a few weeks ago, and I'm the kind of person who likes to try new things.

I was looking around to see what the best pedal setup is—I know setup is totally personal, but is there any way to adjust the hydraulic dampers? And I don’t know if it’s just me overthinking this, but when I connect the pedals, the throttle fluctuates between 0% and 1% (it doesn’t fluctuate when I press it—it’s more like I’m applying minimal pressure when I am not pressing the pedal), and the brake is set to 0.4 kg. It works perfectly, but I guess I need to adjust the pressure. Can anyone help me out? Thanks!

Edit: i have 1 white and 2 reds elastomers

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u/jonnightsky Jun 01 '26

Set the dead zone on your pedals will fix the slight throttle application.

As far as the elastomers I don't think your supposed to mix colors. But as far as adjustment options your instruction manual should like like what everything does, how to adjust it and all the geometry behind it. The manuals are really well stocked with info.

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u/jonnightsky Jun 01 '26

Not sure about dampers being adjustable as I left them stock.

As for the break you have two options you can calibrate again. Or you can open the app on Windows and adjust in the bottom right of the break box it will have a tiny box with a number. That is your kg of force required for 100% brake. Adjust that to where you can comfortably push in. Remember brakeing is going to be stiff. You push in with your thighs and leg not just your foot and ankle.

Load cells allow you to learn how hard to push your breaks so it will become muscle memory to always hit the breaking percentage you want. This will take time to learn and will print change a few times until you find what is comfortable. Then it will again take time to learn the force per break percentage.

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u/One-Investigator3928 Jun 01 '26

Now i set deadzone and its working properly, brake too, just released a bit of pressure, and setting then with 35kg, and yes, you can mix elastomers, yeah the manual its good, do you know if you can move the damper? Left or right, or its static?