Simagic P-HPR and P-HPR GT Haptic Pedal Reactor Mount For Conspit CPP Evo Lite and Apex Pedals

SIM RACE MODS LTD.

£5

This allows mounting of Simagic P-HPR, P-HPR GT and P-HPR Neo Haptic reactors to Conspits CPP line of pedals The same mount fits all 3 of the Simagic haptic designs to the CPP evo, CPP Lite or CPP Apex pedals This is a mount only, the motor or the pedals are not included Before purchasing make sure you can remove your existing rumble motors if fitted- Conspit uses a LOT of threadlock Install Instructions: Supplied with the required screws for mounting to pedal: (x2) M4x12 Flat head for attaching to neo metal mount (x2) M4x12 Countersunk for attaching P-HPR and P-HPR GT (x2) M4x10 Countersunk f

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