Gaming Pedal Set Asetek Invicta S-Series THORP II Black

Asetek Invicta S-Series THORP II Black is a three-pedal set engineered for sim racing applications. The unit comprises throttle, brake and clutch pedals in a matte black finish, designed to integrate with compatible racing rigs and controls. Construction emphasizes durability and consistent pedal feel, while the mechanism delivers precise analog input for steering, acceleration and braking simulations.

Advantages

The pedal set offers mechanical stability and a compact footprint suitable for cockpit mounting. Pedal faces and arms are manufactured to withstand repeated use and provide consistent return and travel characteristics. The analog sensing and adjustable pedal geometry enable fine-tuning of pedal response, helping to reproduce realistic weight and modulation under braking and throttle control.

Suitable for

• Home sim racing rigs and cockpits
• Wheel bases and control systems that accept external pedal sets
• Practice and competitive driving simulation where precise pedal input is required
• Users upgrading from basic pedals to a sturdier, tuneable pedal assembly

Key specifications

• Configuration: three pedals — throttle, brake, clutch
• Finish: black surface on pedal faces and housing
• Construction: durable metal and composite components for pedal arms and base
• Input type: analog pedal sensing for proportional control
• Adjustability: pedal spacing, angle and travel can be adjusted for ergonomic setup
• Mounting: compatible with standard sim rig mounting patterns and bolt points

How to use

Install the Asetek Invicta S-Series THORP II Black onto a compatible sim racing rig or pedal plate using the provided mounting holes and fasteners. Connect the pedal set to the wheel base or control unit according to the manufacturer's wiring scheme. Calibrate the pedals in the sim software or control app to set travel, dead zones and sensitivity. Adjust pedal spacing, angle and pedal face position to match your preferred seating position and to ensure proper heel-and-toe or left-foot braking technique.

Recommendations

Regularly inspect mounting points and fasteners for tightness, and ensure cables and connectors remain secure. Clean pedal faces and pivot points periodically to prevent buildup of dust or debris. When adjusting pedal geometry, make incremental changes and test in-sim to confirm the desired feel and response.