Dayton Audio TT25 Mini Bass Shaker

These are some of the best pedal haptics i've tried, even compared to officially supported brand name pedal haptics like Simagic's HPR haptics. For my application I also had to buy a 3d printed adapter that fit them on my existing pedal set. Once everything was tightened up and connected to the 4 channel amp via USB and recognized by Sim Hub, I could tune each aspect of the pedal haptics. The main uses are RPM on the accelerator and ABS on the brake. I also add some front suspension curb effects at like 15% to give a little bit more immersion. It's always good not to go overboard with haptics as they tend to blend together unless you've separated out your frequencies. This gets more complicated as you add more triggers so I like to stick to RPM and ABS. It's more than enough especially if you've got haptics on your seat or frame. For the price i'm extremely happy with what these are able to provide for my rig.