Asetek, "Invicta" racing pedal has hydraulic damper feel

Asetek has introduced a new racing pedal product in addition to water-cooled items such as an all-in-one type water-cooled unit. The "Invicta Sim Racing Pedals," which simulate the behavior of an actual racing automobile, have been made available for purchase. The price will be released later in the year, if not sooner.

A racing pedal with a heel stop, foot plate, and pedal arm built into one design (throttle and brake). Probably the most notable feature is the innovative pedal mechanism known as the "Twin Hydraulic Opposing Rapid Pistons (THORP) braking system," which is coupled with a hydraulic damper and can accurately replicate the recoil of a real-life racing car.

A commercialization of the pedal mechanism has been completed after hundreds of hours of testing with the assistance of formula car and GT car racers, among others. Withstanding pressures of up to 200 bar, and a mechanical mechanism designed to handle a load of up to 200 kg, the hydraulic system is a reliable and durable option. The input test has also demonstrated that it is capable of withstanding more than one million operations. Aside from that, you may customize the pedal travel and weight to suit your preferences, which ranges from a soft arcade feel to a harsh formula car mode. Additionally, the original software, referred to as "Race Hub software," allows for the personalization of ARGB illuminations.

Also planned is the availability of a removable alternate pedal plate, such as a version designed for usage with socks. Invicta Sim Racing Pedals (scheduled to be released in the fourth quarter of 2021).