With the brake of the Sim Pedals Sprint being able to cope with up to 65kg of force, standard pedal mounting plates of rigs often show excessive flex under these loads. This baseplate helps to create a solid platform to mount the pedals on your rig.

The baseplate assembly consists of multiple elements: A pedal plate on which you mount the pedals, a height adjustable heel plate as well as two brackets which are used to secure the baseplate to an underlying frame.

Mounting hardware is supplied to mount the pedals to the baseplate, as well as hardware to mount the baseplate to a 6mm thick underlying plate.

Adjustability

The baseplate mounting points for the pedals are slots which allow for lateral adjustment of individual pedals. The dimensions of these lateral slots are 29mm for the brake and 24mm for the throttle and clutch. Every single pedal can also be adjusted 12,5mm backwards and forwards through the slots in the pedal feet themselves.

The Sprint Baseplate in black comes with t-nuts which sit in the adjustment slots below the pedal plate. This allows for convenient fine-tuning of the pedal position by slightly loosening the pedal mounting bolts from the top of the pedal plate.

The heel plate on the Sim Pedals Sprint Baseplate is height adjustable. You can either put it in the default position (0mm elevation), or use the supplied 30mm spacers to raise it to a higher position. This helps you to achieve optimal pedal ergonomics in your simulator.

Compatibility

This baseplate is only compatible with our Sprint pedals. Please note that the Sprint pedals are available both with anthracite or black powder coat. This baseplate has a black powder coat.

The mounting holes on the brackets are compatible with TM T3PA and T3PA Pro (235mm) pedal sets. Six mounting points on the brackets are provided in total, giving plenty of options mount the baseplate to aluminium profiles or create your own drilling template to install the baseplate to your rig.

Please note that this baseplate does not allow you to install the pedals on a floor without further support, or in a wheel stand where there is no solid connection between the pedals and the seat. A full frame rig/simulator is always required.