SIMAGIC P-HPR (and P-HPR GT) Haptic Pedal Reactor Mount For Heusinkveld Sprint & Ultimate+ Pedals P1000 P2000

SIM RACE MODS LTD.

£5

This allows mounting of Simagic P-HPR and P-HPR GT Haptic reactors / speakers / motors to Heusinkveld Sprint pedals Sold individually Sprint Model: Supplied with an m4x16mm screw and nut that replaces the screw in your pedal face this makes an attractive, practical, easy to install and firm mount for the simagic haptic speakers/motors Ultimate Model: Supplied with an M5x10mm screw and nut that sits below the faceplate of your pedal (see close up photos) This is the mount only you will need to buy the motors seperately, they are quite expensive You can run them using the simagic haptic controll

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