Budget Upgrade: Load Cell Pedals for under $200 - Moza Racing SRP Pedals Quick Review
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2022
- This is the quick review of the SRP Pedals by Moza Racing which are the least expensive Load Cell Pedal set on the market. At $179 starting point the pedals offer a 75 killogram load cell and offer the first upgrade step for sim racers.
Moza Racing has come onto the sim racing scene with a ton of new products. At first this was the super high end only, but since then they have focused on the mid level market of sim racing.
The SRP Pedals from Moza are a very budget oriented load cell based pedal set that gives sim racers a new option for affordable gear at their feet. The pedals come in a F1 style with 2 pedals or as a 3 pedal set including the clutch.
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Thanks for doing a shortened version of the in-depth reviews. I feel like a lot of us, me included, can appreciate this.
I really like your in-depth reviews.
The SRPs seem to have one unintentional benefit for those playing both flight and race sims and want a dual purpose rig.
The clutch being identical to the throttle in throw and resistance makes them perfect for combined L+R rudder pedals.
As such they still are on my watch-list, rather than the CSL Elite V2s, which are probably (far) better purely as a dedicated racing pedal set.
In relation to your critique on the Clutch, the 3Drap kit may be a suitable 3rd party solution to give that clutch bite point effect.
Again I’m looking in to those to have a better clutch and throttle feel, which can easily be disengaged for flight sim use.
Thanks for the shortened review! I really appreciate it. All those drawn out, feature film length reviews are too much for me. I end up just scrubbing through those videos or watching the last few minutes just trying to figure out if the reviewer liked them or not. This length of video (or even shorter) is just what I'm looking for!
Great review, it has clarified many things for me and I have decided to buy them, I come from a Logitec G29 pedalboard and as you comment I want to take the next step, but without going crazy and it seems like a good option, thanks.
Trust me I won't regret buying into Moza it's really good stuff for the price
G'day, would you recommend srp's or csl lc?
I'm leaning towards a moza ecosystem but can't afford crp or even v3's.
What is the orange tubular sim rig your on in the moza SPR pedal video?
These pedals are amazing for $220 you really can't beat them for that price iplan to replace my lites with these i might go CRP if my finances allow but ill for sure be able to afford these and they'll pair wonderfully with my R5 im living my Moza rig
hi, is this USB pedals that can be used with wheelbase from different brand? Thanks.
How many Kg do they weight without the clutch pedal?
Are they compatible with the g920 on Xbox?
Is it possible to use them without a rig and just place them against the wall?
Floor mounting load cells is going to suck to use, you need to apply a lot of pressure and the whole benefit from them is consistency, you won’t want them to move at all, not even a little, you also need a steady chair as well or else you slide away from the pedals. I tried it and it was a horrible experience until I got a racing stand.
If you were making a 'budget' Moza R9 set up would you pick these or the T-LCM's? Both are around the same price here, and your comments on the clutch have me concerned.
after watching boosted media's comparisons of the tlcms vs the fanatec csl load cell the tlcm seams no better than the logitech but I have no first hand experience
@@02bluehawk all tlcms need is an elastomer to fix the brake pedal, after that you have a very good loadcell pedal set
@@christian7496 not to argue but for the price of them I wouldn't even consider them considering they are mostly plastic
@@02bluehawkfor pc i agree, but if you are on console, they are the only load cell avilable if you have a thrustmaster wheel
@@christian7496 consol is a completely different market as every thing has to hook together and then hook to the consol and the hardware has to have the right chips to fuction.
If someone is playing on consol and looking to upgrade their sim gear I'd recommend switching to pc before upgrading wheel/pedals as the only thing you loose GT but you gain so much more.
Hope they reinforce that loadcell. Seems like an easy fix
It’s not flexing in that video, it’s rotating on the pivot points, it’s designed to do that when the pedal is pressed and the angle of the shaft changes
They look suspiciously very similar in construction to the Fanatec CSL pedals, which I have and do love.
Nice review, Shaun. Thanks 👍🏻
They feel slippery and cold..