ALL4SIM Meca Cup1 Pedals Review By The Sim Racing Garage

08/04/2020 Hardware Leave a comment

ALL4SIM Meca Cup1 Pedals Review By The Sim Racing Garage

Barry Rowland of the Sim Racing Garage reviews the new Meca Cup1 Pedals by ALL4SIM which is a sim racing peripheral manufacturer from the Czech Republic.

The ALL4SIM Meca Cup1 Pedals are made out of CNC cut 3mm thick high-grade stainless steel and feature bronze bushings for a durable swivel and sliding mechanism. Where most pedal sets only feature a Loadcell on the braking pedal, the Meca Cup1 setup is equipped with a Loadcell sensor on each pedal. The brake pedal is equipped with a 100kg sensor, with an option to replace it with a 200kg sensor.

The pedals use Leo Bodnar, 16-bit electronics resulting in a fully, Plug, and Play setup connected via a standard USB cable. The pedal calibration is done via the Leo Bodnar DIVIEW software package. All electronics are housed in a laser-printed box. The pedal baseplate is made out of an 8mm thick powder-coated metal plate. The CNC laser-cut baseplate is pre-drilled for easy mounting on a variety of known sim racing rigs.

The Meca Cup1 (3) Pedal set is available via the ALL4SIM website for €652.00/$709.00 + shipping. The Meca Cup1 (3) Pedal set including the Baseplate is available for €725.00/$788.00 + shipping.

Throttle Pedal

Stainless steel construction
Bronze slide bearings
Loadcell Sensor
Analog-Digital convertor
Adjustable Tilt by 18°
Adjustable Height
Adjustable Stiffness
Glass blasted Pedal surface for extra grip

Brake Pedal

Stainless steel & Aluminum parts
Bronze slide bearings
Loadcell Sensor 100Kg (or optional 200Kg)
Analog-Digital convertor
Adjustable Tilt by 18°
Adjustable Height
Three different Stiffness settings via replaceable polyurethane polymer bushings
Glass blasted Pedal surface for extra grip