SRP
SRP GT-R 2P Pneumatic Sim Racing Pedals
Build a focused GT and endurance simulator around a throttle and brake that reward controlled inputs. The SRP GT-R 2P combines a pneumatic R-Piston V5 brake with an adjustable 15–45 mm stroke, a full structural baseplate and CNC-machined AL6061 aluminium. This two-pedal configuration suits paddle-shift cars and drivers who want a dedicated braking platform without a clutch occupying the pedal deck.
Key features
- 2 independent pedal inputs for throttle and brake.
- Progressive pneumatic brake resistance using air compression.
- 16-bit sensors with 65,536 input steps.
- USB-C connectivity and free MySETUP calibration software.
- Adjustable 15–45 mm brake stroke for your preferred pedal movement.
Product details
A two-pedal layout for modern racing cars
The 2P configuration places throttle and brake on a common foundation. It is a practical choice for GT3, prototypes and other cars that use steering-wheel paddles during normal driving. With no clutch pedal to accommodate, you can concentrate on a comfortable left-foot braking position and pedal spacing that matches your seating posture.
Mechanical adjustment before software tuning
The included travel regulator lets you select a brake stroke between 15 and 45 mm. Pedal-angle adjustment helps align the hardware with your cockpit. Start by choosing a comfortable position and travel, then calibrate the usable range in MySETUP. A shorter stroke gives a compact movement; a longer setting provides more physical travel as you release pressure toward the apex.
Progressive resistance and precise input capture
The brake compresses air inside the R-Piston system to create rising resistance as you press the pedal. Ceramic pressure sensors convert your input into a 16-bit signal. During trail braking, that combination gives you a physical reference for reducing pressure while turning into the corner. MySETUP lets you configure curves, dead zones and individual vehicle profiles.
Black and Gray Edition finishes
Choose a black chassis for a darker cockpit or a grey aluminium finish for a brighter industrial appearance. Both colour variants feature orange pedal plates. Select your preferred finish above to see its corresponding product photograph and price.
Compatibility and installation
Connect the pedals directly to a PC through USB-C. Use a rigid cockpit with a secure pedal mount and a stable seat. Install SRP's MySETUP software, calibrate the pedals and assign the axes within your racing simulator. PlayStation and Xbox operation requires a separately sold DriveHub adapter and a supported overall hardware setup; these are not native plug-and-play console pedals.
Technical specifications
What's in the box?
- SRP GT-R 2P pedal set in the selected Black or Gray finish
- Throttle and brake pedals
- Orange pedal plates for the listed ORG configurations
Cockpit, wheelbase and shifter are sold separately.
Recommended simulator combinations
A firm pedal mount helps you make the most of pneumatic braking. Consider the Sim-Lab P1X Pro as an aluminium-profile foundation; verify the SRP mounting pattern and any required fasteners against the cockpit documentation.
For a PC simulator, combine the pedals with the Simagic Alpha EVO 12Nm direct-drive wheelbase. The pedals connect separately to the computer, so their operation does not depend on a wheelbase pedal socket.
Compare the wider sim racing pedals collection if you are deciding between a two-pedal racing setup and a clutch-equipped configuration.
Frequently asked questions
Can the GT-R 2P become a three-pedal set?
SRP offers a separate GT-R clutch kit for a later conversion. This listing supplies the two-pedal configuration; choose the GT-R 3P if you want throttle, brake and clutch together from the outset.
Can I connect the pedals independently of my wheelbase?
Yes. On PC, the USB connection lets you use the pedal set alongside a separately connected wheelbase. Assign each device within a simulator that supports multiple controllers.
Where can I find calibration instructions?
SRP provides MySETUP software and model-specific guides in its official downloads area. Follow the guide for your hardware version, then test the complete pedal range before entering a race.