La Prima Pedals

Has the TK reskin of the La Prima pedals and finds them good if you enjoy a stiff brake, switching between F1, LMDh, GT3 and street cars without issues.

Couldn't believe how little travel the La Prima brake had after Logitech, but within a week, once they braked by pressure, their laps became consistent and braking confidence rose dramatically.

Has the La Prima pedals and finds them very good; it took a long time to fine-tune them, but since then they've been awesome.

Used the La Prima pedals for about a year with no issues and found them super consistent.

The La Prima pedals from the TK bundle feel great, but with no lateral adjustment their feet were too big to use them, so they sold them.

After a month, their La Prima pedals and clutch keep disconnecting, usually on a cold PC boot and sometimes mid-race in iRacing, and support has been of little help; the throttle also lacks resistance.

Never really loved the La Prima pedals from their TK bundle and swapped them for Sim-Lab XP1s.

Has used the Asetek La Prima pedals for almost two years and has been happy with them so far.

The La Prima pedals from their bundle are their main issue: the least versatile pedals with only a small adjustment range, and coming from a G29 they took a long time to get used to.

Their new La Prima pedals, bolted to a wooden floor, give jumpy calibration readings that won't settle.

Owns the La Prima pedals and loves the brake, but its setup is one-dimensional and the plates sit a bit close for comfort; would pick the Simagic P1000 instead.

Loves their La Prima bundle but finds the pedals uncomfortable: the foot pads sit close together and the long base plate leaves no room to rest the left foot.

At 6'5" with size 13 4E shoes they worried about the close spacing, but mounted mid-plate on a GT Omega Titan they have no issues and love the La Prima pedals.

Runs the TK version of the La Prima pedals on an NLR Wheel Stand 2.0 and finds the spacing a bit tight for big legs, though resting the left leg is fine.

With their TK bundle La Prima pedals on an NLR 2.0, the left foot can't rest and after angling the pedal back there's very little brake travel; still giving them a chance.

Just got the TK bundle and can only push the La Prima brake to about 70% even kicking it really hard.

Has used the La Prima pedals for over five months; with the orange elastomer from the $49 kit they give very controlled, precise braking.

Thinks their La Prima pedals kinda suck: pressure sensitivity is off for the first 5-10 minutes while the elastomer is cold.

The Asetek La Prima brakes took some getting used to but are very easy to brake consistently; the upright pedal needs an adjustable rig.