Their T-LCMs are worlds better than their old T3PA pedals.
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Their second-hand T3PA pedals are poor: throttle and clutch inputs swapped, and they rattle loudly on release.
After 6 years their T3PA brake pedal stopped registering, and a new potentiometer only lasted 3 laps.
Their new T3PA pedals don't feel as good as the T3PM set they briefly had.
Their T3PAs were crappy first pedals before CSL Elite LCs and V3s.
Their T3PA pedals lacked consistency, which pushed them to upgrade.
Their T3PA pedals have started squeaking.
Has broken four T3PA accelerator springs from throttle modulation while drifting. Notes the spring sits curved when the pedal is pressed, stressing one side until it snaps.
Their T3PA pedals' cable kept disconnecting until they 3D-printed a shim to hold it in place; replaced the pedals a little under a year ago.