Conspit CPP-Lite Pedals

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Description

Conspit CPP-Lite pedals pack a serious punch in a compact footprint. Built around a rigid T6 aluminum alloy frame, they combine clean machining with clever tech for a setup that doesn’t just look the part—it backs it up every lap. The hydraulic brake with M‑DVF vibration feedback gives the brake pedal actual texture, not just resistance. And the non-contact Hall sensors on the throttle ensure a silky input curve that’s just as suited for feathering around corners as it is for hammering down the straights.

What Sets the Conspit CPP-Lite apart?

Smooth Throttle Control with Zero Wear Hall effect sensors aren’t new, but the way Conspit implements them here gets attention. The throttle and clutch use concealed non-contact sensors, so you’re not grinding against any physical wear points. That translates to consistently smooth inputs over time and minimal signal drift—especially helpful when fine modulation is needed in traction-limited conditions. Racers love how refined the throttle pedal feels, especially when trail throttling out of tight corners.
Hydraulic Brake That Feels Predictable While many pedal sets in this range stick to load cells, the CPP-Lite’s hydraulic brake offers a noticeable difference in feel and linearity. It reacts to pressure more like a real brake system, with fluid response instead of spring compression alone. Users consistently say that it delivers better pedal modulation across long stints, and that it’s easier to trust under heavy braking than purely mechanical systems.
Integrated Vibration Adds Useful Feedback The built-in M‑DVF vibration system is more than a gimmick—it gives tactile cues that drivers often rely on but don’t get in sim setups. Whether it’s ABS triggering, tire lockup, or road texture, it helps make up for the lack of physical seat movement in a static rig. It syncs with SimHub and iRacing directly, which makes it plug-and-play for most racers and a huge bonus for training consistency.
iSpeed Software Makes Setup Intuitive The included software, developed with iSpeed Racing, provides detailed telemetry overlays, custom throttle and brake curves, and 0–100 km/h acceleration testing. It’s one of the few packages where the software is actually useful instead of being a chore. Many users highlight how easy it is to dial in pedal behavior for different cars without needing to dive into external software or guesswork.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Hydraulic brake system provides fluid pedal feedback	No native support for consoles
Non-contact Hall sensors improve long-term accuracy	Clutch not included in standard version
Built-in vibration works with SimHub and iRacing
Software offers detailed tuning and telemetry tools

Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Conspit®
Platform	PC
Material	T6 aluminum alloy with CNC machining
Color	Black, Purple
Connection	USB
Product Weight	6 kg
Brake Sensor	Hydraulic
Throttle Sensor	Non-contact Hall effect
Vibration System	M‑DVF, compatible with SimHub and iRacing
Software Support	iSpeed Racing plugin, real-time tuning + telemetry

Conspit CPP-Lite Compatibility

Component	Compatible?
Windows PC	Yes
iSpeed Racing Software	Yes
SimHub	Yes
iRacing Vibration Feedback	Yes
Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox)	No
Connection Type	USB

The Conspit CPP-Lite connects directly via USB and is fully compatible with Windows PC setups. It supports SimHub and iRacing vibration feedback through its built-in M‑DVF system, giving it a direct link to telemetry data without needing external motors or shakers. It integrates smoothly with the iSpeed Racing software, which offers comprehensive control and tuning options. The build is universal in design, so it fits with nearly all sim racing rigs that accommodate pedal mounting plates—but note, a clutch pedal may be optional depending on the configuration.

Platform-wise, this is strictly a PC-focused pedal set. The USB interface works with most sim racing titles including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, and rFactor 2. That said, it does not support consoles like Xbox or PlayStation directly, and there’s no console-compatible mode or firmware workarounds available. If you're running a console-based rig, these pedals won’t interface without a PC-based input hub or custom controller mapping, which isn’t officially supported.

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Description

Conspit CPP-Lite pedals pack a serious punch in a compact footprint. Built around a rigid T6 aluminum alloy frame, they combine clean machining with clever tech for a setup that doesn’t just look the part—it backs it up every lap. The hydraulic brake with M‑DVF vibration feedback gives the brake pedal actual texture, not just resistance. And the non-contact Hall sensors on the throttle ensure a silky input curve that’s just as suited for feathering around corners as it is for hammering down the straights.

What Sets the Conspit CPP-Lite apart?

Smooth Throttle Control with Zero Wear Hall effect sensors aren’t new, but the way Conspit implements them here gets attention. The throttle and clutch use concealed non-contact sensors, so you’re not grinding against any physical wear points. That translates to consistently smooth inputs over time and minimal signal drift—especially helpful when fine modulation is needed in traction-limited conditions. Racers love how refined the throttle pedal feels, especially when trail throttling out of tight corners.
Hydraulic Brake That Feels Predictable While many pedal sets in this range stick to load cells, the CPP-Lite’s hydraulic brake offers a noticeable difference in feel and linearity. It reacts to pressure more like a real brake system, with fluid response instead of spring compression alone. Users consistently say that it delivers better pedal modulation across long stints, and that it’s easier to trust under heavy braking than purely mechanical systems.
Integrated Vibration Adds Useful Feedback The built-in M‑DVF vibration system is more than a gimmick—it gives tactile cues that drivers often rely on but don’t get in sim setups. Whether it’s ABS triggering, tire lockup, or road texture, it helps make up for the lack of physical seat movement in a static rig. It syncs with SimHub and iRacing directly, which makes it plug-and-play for most racers and a huge bonus for training consistency.
iSpeed Software Makes Setup Intuitive The included software, developed with iSpeed Racing, provides detailed telemetry overlays, custom throttle and brake curves, and 0–100 km/h acceleration testing. It’s one of the few packages where the software is actually useful instead of being a chore. Many users highlight how easy it is to dial in pedal behavior for different cars without needing to dive into external software or guesswork.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Hydraulic brake system provides fluid pedal feedback	No native support for consoles
Non-contact Hall sensors improve long-term accuracy	Clutch not included in standard version
Built-in vibration works with SimHub and iRacing
Software offers detailed tuning and telemetry tools

Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Conspit®
Platform	PC
Material	T6 aluminum alloy with CNC machining
Color	Black, Purple
Connection	USB
Product Weight	6 kg
Brake Sensor	Hydraulic
Throttle Sensor	Non-contact Hall effect
Vibration System	M‑DVF, compatible with SimHub and iRacing
Software Support	iSpeed Racing plugin, real-time tuning + telemetry

Conspit CPP-Lite Compatibility

Component	Compatible?
Windows PC	Yes
iSpeed Racing Software	Yes
SimHub	Yes
iRacing Vibration Feedback	Yes
Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox)	No
Connection Type	USB

The Conspit CPP-Lite connects directly via USB and is fully compatible with Windows PC setups. It supports SimHub and iRacing vibration feedback through its built-in M‑DVF system, giving it a direct link to telemetry data without needing external motors or shakers. It integrates smoothly with the iSpeed Racing software, which offers comprehensive control and tuning options. The build is universal in design, so it fits with nearly all sim racing rigs that accommodate pedal mounting plates—but note, a clutch pedal may be optional depending on the configuration.

Platform-wise, this is strictly a PC-focused pedal set. The USB interface works with most sim racing titles including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, and rFactor 2. That said, it does not support consoles like Xbox or PlayStation directly, and there’s no console-compatible mode or firmware workarounds available. If you're running a console-based rig, these pedals won’t interface without a PC-based input hub or custom controller mapping, which isn’t officially supported.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Conspit CPP-Lite pedals different from other sim racing pedals?

The Conspit CPP-Lite pedals distinguish themselves through a unique combination of technologies rarely found together at this price point. Unlike most competitors that use purely mechanical systems, the CPP-Lite features a true hydraulic brake system that delivers fluid, progressive resistance similar to a real race car. This is paired with non-contact Hall effect sensors in the throttle that eliminate physical wear points, ensuring consistent, drift-free performance over thousands of hours of use. What truly sets these pedals apart is the integrated M-DVF vibration feedback system, which provides tactile ABS, lockup, and road texture sensations directly through the brake pedal. Built on a precision-machined T6 aluminum alloy frame, these pedals offer professional-grade feel and durability while maintaining a compact footprint that works in space-constrained setups. The combination of hydraulic feel, non-contact sensors, and integrated vibration creates a pedal set that communicates road conditions in ways that purely mechanical pedals simply cannot match.

How does the hydraulic brake system compare to load cell brakes?

While load cell brakes measure force through compression against a rigid sensor, the CPP-Lite's hydraulic brake system creates resistance through fluid displacement, much closer to how actual racing brakes function. This fundamental difference creates several key advantages: First, the hydraulic system provides a more progressive, natural resistance curve that builds predictably throughout the pedal stroke. Second, it maintains consistent feel during extended sessions without the heat-related performance changes that can affect some load cell setups. Third, and perhaps most importantly, many sim racers report significantly improved braking consistency and modulation with the hydraulic system, particularly when trail braking or making fine adjustments near the threshold of grip. The hydraulic design, combined with the integrated M-DVF vibration feedback, creates a sensory experience that communicates brake lockup and ABS activation with remarkable clarity, allowing for more intuitive brake control than traditional load cell systems typically provide.

Will the vibration feedback system work with my existing sim racing setup?

The M-DVF vibration feedback system in the CPP-Lite pedals is designed for seamless integration with popular sim racing platforms. It works natively with SimHub without requiring additional configuration, making it immediately compatible with most major racing titles through this widely-used software. For iRacing users, the pedals offer direct integration with the sim's telemetry system for even more precise feedback. The vibration system communicates critical information like ABS engagement, tire lock-up, traction loss, and road surface textures directly through the brake pedal, adding a dimension of feedback that static rigs typically miss. This tactile information significantly enhances your ability to find and maintain the grip threshold, particularly in challenging conditions. All of this works through the standard USB connection - no additional hardware or complex setup required. While the vibration system is optimized for PC platforms running Windows, it won't function with console systems like PlayStation or Xbox due to their closed architecture that restricts direct telemetry access.

How customizable are the Conspit CPP-Lite pedals?

The Conspit CPP-Lite pedals offer extensive customization options through both physical adjustments and software tuning. The included iSpeed Racing software provides detailed control over pedal response curves, allowing you to precisely adjust throttle progression and brake sensitivity to match your driving style or specific car requirements. You can create and save multiple profiles for different racing disciplines or vehicles, switching between them with a few clicks. The software also includes valuable training tools like 0-100 km/h acceleration testing and real-time telemetry overlays that help refine your inputs. On the physical side, the pedals feature adjustable pedal faces with multiple position options to accommodate different driving styles and ergonomic preferences. The pedal arms themselves can be adjusted for height and spacing, allowing you to create a setup that perfectly matches your physical dimensions and preferred driving position. This combination of mechanical and digital customization ensures the CPP-Lite can be tailored to virtually any sim racing style or requirement.

Are the Conspit CPP-Lite pedals compatible with all sim racing rigs?

The Conspit CPP-Lite pedals feature a universal mounting design that integrates with virtually all modern sim racing rigs that have standard pedal mounting plates. The T6 aluminum alloy construction provides a solid mounting base with standard bolt patterns that work with popular rig manufacturers like Sim-Lab, Trak Racer, Next Level Racing, and others. At just 6kg, they're substantial enough for stability without requiring reinforced mounting solutions. The compact footprint (specified in the technical details) makes them suitable even for more space-constrained cockpits where larger pedal sets might not fit. For connectivity, the pedals use a simple USB interface that works with all Windows PC-based systems without requiring special drivers or adapters. It's important to note that while physically compatible with most rigs, the CPP-Lite pedals are designed specifically for PC-based sim racing and do not offer native support for console platforms like PlayStation or Xbox. For PC racers, however, they provide plug-and-play functionality with all major racing titles including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, and rFactor 2.