Sprint or Ultimate+ pedals?
The Sprint set handles up to 120kg of brake force and suits most racers. The Ultimate+ goes to 200kg with more adjustment — the choice for high-downforce braking styles and professional use.
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Heusinkveld Pedals & Shifters — UK
Heusinkveld Engineering makes some of the most precise pedals in sim racing — the Sprint and Ultimate+ sets — plus shifters and handbrakes trusted by professional sim racers.
RatherAce stocks Heusinkveld in the UK, so you get Dutch engineering without import hassle.
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Do Heusinkveld pedals need a rig?
Yes — these pedals are designed for hard mounting to an aluminium-profile cockpit such as the Sim-Lab P1X Pro or GT1 Evo. They are not suitable for desk or floor use.
Free next working day deliveryFree tracked UK delivery on orders over £100. Order before 2pm on a working day and we dispatch the same day.Learn more 14 days to change your mindFourteen days to return any unused item in its packaging — the full window UK law gives you.Learn more Full manufacturer warrantyEvery product comes with its full manufacturer's warranty, and we handle faults with you here in the UK.Learn more Price promiseFound the same product cheaper at a UK retailer? Tell us before you order and we will match it.Learn more
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