SRP GT-S: Same Quality, Lower Price
Industrial-grade SimRacing hardware does not have to be inaccessible. In his latest track test, hardware expert Mirko de Santis got his hands on the new SRP GT-S pedal set, uncovering the engineering truth behind our new compact standard.
Manufactured 100% in 5-axis CNC machined AL6061 aerospace aluminum directly from our Barcelona facilities. "The exact same quality at a lower price." Let's break down the technical data from his review.
TECH The SRP® Pneumatic Advantage
[!] The Obsolescence of Load Cells
Traditional pedal sets rely on elastomer-based load cells. Continuous friction generates thermal fatigue, causing them to lose density during long stints and corrupting your muscle memory when you need it most.
[✓] Dynamic Pistons, No Elastomers
In the GT-S series, we maintained our proprietary architecture. No rubber, no springs. The fluid resistance of high-pressure compressed air guarantees the total elimination of thermal fatigue, ensuring perfect braking modulation lap after lap.
COMP GT-S Hardware Specifications
- Precision Electronics: Ceramic diaphragm transducers (16-bit / 65,536 resolution steps) that transfer telemetry data instantly.
- Zero Friction Glide: Equipped with the exact same SKF mechanical zero-friction bearings used on our flagship GT-R platform.
- Adjustment and Setup: Independent pedal design for direct aluminum profile mounting, including the proprietary Brake Travel Regulator (15mm to 45mm travel).
FAQ Knowledge Base
> What is the real difference compared to the GT-R?
In terms of dynamic performance and braking power: none. The GT-S executes the exact same track performance as the GT-R. The difference lies solely in the extreme kinematics (advanced angles and inclinations) that the GT-R offers for hyper-specific chassis setups.
> How can I support the SimRacing community?
You can support creators like Mirko by using their affiliate links to purchase SRP hardware. This grants you access to the most advanced equipment on the market while supporting high-quality simulation content.