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Fanatec today announced in their blog a new set of CSL pedal controllers that are again designed with affordability in-mind, promising a sub-200 €/$ load cell pedal set with the same durability and precision as pedals which are in a completely different price bracket. Pre-orders start soon from just 79.95 €/$ (€ incl. VAT, $ excl. VAT), the CSL Pedals will ship separately and with the new CSL DD.
Here are the specifications:
All metal construction
High-resolution contactless Hall Sensors (12-Bit!)
Full adjustability
Very low entry price with multiple options to upgrade
Optional Load Cell Kit for professional braking feel
Optional Clutch Kit
Optional Tuning Kit with aluminium pedal plates
Standard configuration:
Configured with Load Cell Brake and Tuning Kit:
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