Affordable Load Cell Pedals - Moza Racing SRP Pedals Review
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- The SRP Pedals by Moza Racing 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.
In this video Shaun Cole of The Simpit gives you every last detail and piece of information there is to know about he SRP pedals from Moza. He also takes them out on track and lets you know how they perform under the rigors of sim racing. Can these budget minded pedals hang with the big boys?
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People are so use to spending thousands of dollars on sim racing gear. It's nice that Moza has a good quality of loadcell pedals for such an entry level price. It shows you that we can really get good hardware for a lot less than we are use to. We really need more of these products in this price range. Even though it's basically a CSL Pedals clone it's good for those that don't want to enter into Fanatec eco system.
What about someone not wanting to get into the Moza system? You see it does not matter if you get these or the csl pedals....you can use them in any rig no matter what wheel base you have. So there is no proprietary system to be locked into or out of.
Yeah, I went with these. Fanatec lost my business by sending defective CSL pedals. Moza has been nothing but awesome in terms of quick responses and the time from order to delivery is actually pretty impressive. Now if fanatec could get it together and send my my return stuff that’d be great lol
I bought a g27 off of offerup and this is going to be my first upgrade! Can't wait 👍🏻
Thank god another option for reasonably priced load cell pedals and direct drive wheel bases. MOZA won’t have to try too hard to be better than the lack of customer service from FANATEC.
This is good stuff, and the market needs equipment like this. Having somebody (likely a newer sim racer) switch from potentiometer pedals to a load cell, while giving them a 50% threshold "feel" will let them get up to speed quickly. Chances are they won't have the best low-pressure finesse or trail braking at that stage, so it's sort of a perfect product for "Johnny's First Pedal Upgrade" (a new children's book series coming from OG Cole).
I think you underestimate how quickly you get used to it. When I switched from my Thrustmaster T300 RS pedals to the Fanatec V3, I very quickly adapted to it and got quicker in the process. And then replaced the Fanatec rather quickly, because they weren't good enough for what I want.
20:30 - The easiest way is probably getting a blank of wood thats long enough that your chair stands on it while the pedalplate is attached to it. Your own weight will keep it in place. May even figure out a way to attach the wooden plate to the chair and then detach it after.
great review, thanks bro
Great review.
Great review! Thank you!
My pleasure!
Note that you can make the Brake pedal a LOT stiffer with the SR-P Performance Kit. I tried it a few days ago, and it feels very firm, like a true load cell. And with that price it's totally a steal for what it offers. :)
The Load cell isn't flexing it's pivoting
Thank you for such detailled review. Do you have CRP pedals review also?
No
Would you recommnd these over the Fanatec CSL load cell pedals?
Great and thorough review, thank you! I'm looking to finally switch to load cell pedals after a few years of simracing, and Moza seems like a bang for the buck. Do you have any comparison between those and the CSL LC? Which ones do you think are the best on budget? Another question is do you think the $15 accessory kit is worth it, or is the stock setup good?
Definitely
Have you had a chance to try out Moza's optional Accessory Kit for brake pedal since the review release?
Hi! one small question... from what material is made the pedal stop ? it is rubber? i'm curios about the sound made when you buttom out the pedal (is it loud?)
Hey any idea what's up with the mismatch of the pedals with the image on the boxes? The face plates are obviously different, as well as the bottom plate (The Moza Racing logo is printed on a different place, as well as a missing "lip" at the end. I've found a good deal for these online, but the images shown in the listing are those images printed on the box, not like what the pedals actually look like. Thanks!
the ones shown on the box are the SRP Lites
Bring on the clutch mods
These, the SRP pedals, do have 16Bit resolution, I know. Which is good.
Question: Do the higher end CRP pedals have the same (16 Bit) resolution for each pedal, or were they still on 12Bit (4096 steps) 'only' ?
Just couldn't and cannot find any answer to this particular info on the CRP pedals anywhere in the net.
[12 Bit = 4096 steps is probably by far enough as well, but I'm just curious about getting 16 Bit res. (like the Asetek,...) :).]
awesome review on the srp pedals honest opinion tho, if you were in the market for those or the fanatec csl load cell (roughly the same price) which would you buy? as a stand alone to pair with a logitech wheel.
For sure
I think their next step up is ridiculously priced for what they are though. These are alright I just wish they gave the throttle some love as well with some tension solution or do you feel there is enough tension in the throttle?
Another thing that would be nice is to show without talk and music etc how they sound, just use your feet so us viewers interested in buying can get an idea how squeeky they are or clonky when they go back in their neutral position. I live in an apartment and want a silent wheelbase, silent sequential shifter (the click is satisfying so not too silent but not too much either) and definitely not loud pedals because even I find that annoying, squeeky sounds is just a sign of crap quality to me on pedals.
Thank you for another great review, I am tempted to pick up the R9 and these pedals but I am also looking at the Cammus pedals, will not be that much difference, have you tested them btw and are they good?
Hey, what size nuts did you get for mounting, since they don’t include them, thanks
Amazing news
I've yet to watch the WHOLE video (and I will, I just needed to fast forward to certain parts), but I noticed a couple of issues you may explain to me. At around the 19 minute mark I can see that the front of the pedals are mounted to the baseplate rather insecurely. I can imagine that they can be mounted properly, but for the purposes of a quick review it was not deemed necessary.
The other question I wanted to ask was whether you had tried the autoblip feature which Moza have with the HGP H-gate shifter. Do you think this might make the clutch pedal redundant and unnecessary?
EDIT: I did a bit of research. The autoblip feature means I do not have to heel and toe, but still have to engage the clutch. Useful for me - at age 63 I do not want to have to learn how to H&T!
It's on sale right now. $159, $174 shipped out the door.
My only complaint. Is I wish they would have just went with all spring weight on the brakes, much like Thrustmasters T-LCM pedals.
The adjustments with the TM T-LCM are fantastic.
I ended up customizing my SRP's with my extra springs from my T-LCM and got rid of the rubber boot.
Also, fabricated a longer brake pedal so its longer much like the gas pedal.
Also, used the clutch spring from my T-LCM's and put it on the gas pedal for more resistance making it feel more realistic.
Hello, I currently am using T3PA non pro pedals. Would it be worth it to upgrade to these pedals in ur opinion? I was looking at the fanatec CSL pedals but then heard about these, thanks!
Yes if you can afford it. You will never want to go back to normal braking pedals after using load cell. You will only be happy with load cell or want to upgrade to hydraulic. These are also better than the Fanatec CSLs. However, the Thrusmaster T-LCM's don't look as nice.I do like them more. However, their customer service sucks and they won't even sell me a replacement loadcell. And if your using a Logitech wheel, just upgrade to a belt drive or DD. The Thrusmaster RS300 alone is 5 times better than the logitech wheels.
@@mozo191
So, basically if you plan to get a R9, R12 it is best to get the Moza CRP pedals, right? :)
Will they plug into a Fanatec CSL DD wheelbase? Or are they usb stand-alone?
usb standalone
Hello, I am currently on the T3PA non pro pedals. Would it be worth it to upgrade to these? I was looking at the fanatec CSL pedals but these caught my eye especially for the price!
It would be, you'd be moving to a load cell brake pedal
@@TheSimpit sounds great, thanks!
Hey! I am a school student, are the brakes hard and I use a chair with pulleys, can I fully grasp the brakes? THX!
great in dept review, i bought the stand alone clutch one to use as gas lolol
Q: can u use a Fanatec or any 3rd party breaks on moza???
You can use them as long as they have a USB connection or other way to connect to the base
those vs the T-LCM?
i am actually interested in budget load cells, but holy f*ck, but 69 euro just for shipping, and 20 days delivery? might as well just get thrustmaster t-lcm, free, 1 day shipping and i can buy it at any store
(also i cant even use a debit card to pay, i don't even have a credit card, and i don't think many europeans do)
any other options besides t-lcm, csl lc, moza srp?
i dont have english i can't understand review so can you ask me question
Should i buy it?
Worth upgrade these loadcell really need it
if i buy moza pedal are they help me to my timelap performance
or is it delusion for performance
It depends on what pedals you have now. If you are using Logitech or Thrustmaster pedals, they are a great upgrade. If you any other load cell pedals, they are around the same performance.
@@TheSimpit oh thank you but i've 1 more question
i think moza srp brake pedal has long travel range am i wrong? because i want to short travel and stifness
The biggest drawback for me is the lack of brake adjustability. If you race GT cars and open wheelers, you might not be happy with a 2 stage brake pedal. Even on the aged TLCM pedals you could use 2 sets of red springs and the washers to make the brake single stage. I don't understand why Moza makes the brake 2 stage by default, many people on the PC aren't driving street cars.
on moza youtube page they show u that u can swap out the break spring
@@hawkeyes4768 Nah, still 2 stage if you swap the spring. Would be nice if they gave us another PU rod so we can swap that out in place of the springs to make it single stage
@@duximus01 Swap out the springs for some skateboard bushings. Set your brake level a bit lower (around 70) for F1 and higher for GT cars (at least 88) in TLCM software.
what is the best pedals for gt and open wheel racing? Heusinkveld any good?
@@jonneymendoza You can never go wrong with Heusinkveld. :)
Does moza make a shifter yet?
Not yet, but I would expect something from them soon.
How this compare to tlcm? Have those for 2 years. Never like them very much because of too much flex and too soft throttle but not sure if i spend 500 on pedals and never think about it
If you have the TLCMs, I'd say save your money until you can afford more high end pedals.
@@TheSimpit thank you for the feedback. You have any updated settings vídeo on the r9 v2? Mine is getting hot af
Not yet. I wouldn't worry about the heat. It's normal for a fanless motor. There is a temperature sensor in the base, so if it gets too hot for operation, it will shut off.
@@TheSimpitthank once again! First face i ever saw on youtube talking about simracing when i started in 2010 and 13 years later the only who takes his time to reply! Thank you for your work! Cheers sir!
I appreciate the very kind words!
Moza Racing SRP rubber are not rubber, they are foam pads for the noise.
I'm pairing these up with my thrustmaster servo, T3PA pedals are lame
I love all your videos since 10+ years, but for god sake , do you know the rest of the world use normal centimeters instead of these crazy inchs and feet ??? 😁
I wish I payed attention to how overpriced these shitty pedals were before ordering. I would easily take the Sim Jack ones from Ali Express that are the same price but 400x more advanced. I hope someone reads this before ordering.
What was wrong?
He have à load cell
My gas pedal started squeaking, any ideas?
Looks like they just copied the CSL pedals from Fanatec..from the pedal base to the design of the pedals right down to they way it's packaged, only difference is the pedal faces.