They are compatible with all thrustmaster consoles, yes you can mount on the pro deluxe v2, there are videos on youtube

Hello Andrei Basically, the pedals do not have to be mounted. The braking force can be adjusted with different springs (included) and can also be adjusted via the software. However, I doubt that this really works well in combination with an office chair. Something will slip or tip sooner or later.... I have mounted my T-LCM's on a Playseat Challenge. On the internet you can also find appropriate clamps to mount the pedals to the Playseat Challenge. I can fully recommend this "inexpensive" setup (compared to other sim rigs).

I use the T-LCM with the TX steering wheel. The original pedals are a joke compared to the Loadcells. Upgrading the pedals was by far the best investment in my SIM rig. With Loadcells you can regulate the braking force more precisely and therefore also drive much more consistently. In combination with the TX steering wheel, the pedals work perfectly. To calibrate them, connect them via USB and then plug them into the wheelbase with the connection cable.

Hello, Yes. At least on the PC, because the steering wheel and pedals can be connected separately and are recognised as such. On the console, no, the pedals must be connected to the Thrustmaster steering wheel. Greetings

Hello, theoretically yes, practically no. If you connect the dials via the steering wheel, the sampling rate is probably lower than if you connect it directly to the PC. In other words, it is somewhat less accurate via the steering wheel. But as I said, in practice this should be negligible, since the sampling rate via the steering wheel is also high enough. I am not aware of any other differences. The advantage of connecting via the steering wheel is that you naturally save a USB port on the PC, which was actually decisive for me because all ports were already occupied. I didn't feel like getting another USB hub. Greetings

No

yes

I had the same problem again and again. I took it completely apart and dusted it off and greased the spring again. After that, I haven't had any more problems.

I have no problems. After the firmware update, have you readjusted the sensitivity of the T-LCM in the software provided for this purpose?

Definitely not as good as the old pedals. You will only be able to fix them with two screws, unless you drill more holes in the plate.

According to the manufacturer, unfortunately not. Only the following steering wheels are compatible: T-GT, T300, T150, TS-XW, TX and TMX.

They should work. Take a look at the original thrustmaster page. It says what is compatible with everything. I am very satisfied with the pedals.