With the Heusinkveld Sim Pedals Sprint being able to cope with high brake loads, a sturdy mount to your simulator rig is an absolute must. If you do not want mount the pedals directly to your rig but want to put them on a baseplate first, Heusinkveld offers an optional rigid mounting solution.
Heusinkveld Sim Pedals Sprint Baseplate allows flexible positioning of individual pedals and also comes with an adjustable heel plate.

Engineering
This baseplate helps to create a solid platform to mount the Sim Pedals Sprint on your rig. The brake of the Sim Pedals Sprint is able to cope with up to 65kg of force, the standard mounting plates of rigs may show excessive flex under these loads. The baseplate assembly consists of multiple elements:
– A pedal plate (for mounting your pedals)
– A height-adjustable heel plate
– Two brackets (to the secure the baseplate)

You also receive mounting hardware for the pedals and for mounting the baseplate to a 6 mm thick underlying plate.
The pedal plate mounting points for the pedals are slots, these slots allowing 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 heel plate is height-adjustable, you can put it in the default position (0 mm elevation) or use spacers (20 mm and 40mm) to raise it. These spacers are included and are supplied to put the heel plate in an elevated position.

Compatibility
The Sim Pedals Sprint Baseplate is only compatible with Heusinkveld Sim Pedals Sprint 2 or 3 pedal sets.

The mounting holes on the brackets are compatible with TM T3PA and T3PA Pro (235mm) pedal sets. There are six mounting points, these give plenty of options to mount the baseplate to aluminium profiles or create your own drilling template to install the baseplate directly to your rig.
Note: this baseplate does not allow you to install the pedals on a floor without further support or in a wheel stand. A full frame rig/simulator is always required.