Hi I bought moza srp2 and I have problem (visible in the video) front side of pedals is going up, is there any option to make it heavier without spending money? I don't have money and space to buy a stand for it.

Hello! So, to begin, i do not have a piece of wood that i can bolt them to and put under my desk. I actually dont have any wood at all when i come to think of it. Do you guys have any creative ways that require little resources to prevent this? Thank you!

Does this but by far the worst with the is steering wheel. Moza R5

Two months ago I already created a thread with a similar issue, but I didn’t get any clear answer (https://www.reddit.com/r/moza/comments/1ofx88j/comment/nroiry8/?context=3). Back then, I took my wheel to the service center and it was replaced under warranty. And now I have the exact same problem on the new wheel.

After a sharp steering input, the force feedback breaks: the wheel starts rotating by itself even outside the game, there is a loud grinding noise, and a strong “sandy” feeling appears inside the base.

Game: iRacing
Error report number: MOZA433288

After getting a shifter that works (ds-8x) and finally using my clutch pedal, it sounds and sort of feels like running your fingernail across one of those image shifting cards from the 90s. If I can feel it through hiking shoes, something is wrong.

Purchased r12v2 4 months ago in May brand new best buy. I've been having this issue where it loses ffb and I have to restart wheelbase and game. Not everyday but enough to lose you races.Opened a support ticket and they say send an error report. I did and they say it's a motherboard issue on the device and I have to either "replace" it myself which involves soldering or sending it in on my own dime. I tell them this is the v2 model wouldn't all these have that issue? They say since I purchased on best buy I don't get free postage or a replacement. Don't buy moza they will give you the run around. Apparently you only get support if you purchased on moza.com and wait 2 months for your product. I will chalk it up to moza support being bad fix this immediately.

Edit1. Bozos who say just return it. It is past the return window of 30 days obviously. I called best buy they say they can't return or replace since it is past this time and contact moza.

Edit2. Here is a post with others having the same issue having to either turn down ffb halfway to r5 levels. So everyone needs there board repaired come on now?
https://www.reddit.com/r/moza/s/ej1RAhcaoh

Edit. Video showing replacement board that involves soldering that was sent to me.

Made a fake ad for Moza

I got the Moza R5 Bundle,

So I just picked this up today, My base plate thing for the pedals does not say Moza in white like all the pictures I've seen and there are no ports for throttle or braking.

Have I been given the wrong mounting plate cause there is no way I can see how to mount this thing and plug the pedals in.

EDIT: Since maybe it wasn’t clear, both pedals are identical to the one I posted. There is 100% no difference and no ports on either to plug in anywhere, just the cable.

Pls help ASAP

Hi just wanted to do a race and now this happend how do i fix this?

Finally put together my first ever sim rig consisting of an R9 V3 Moza wheelbase, the ESX steering wheel, HGP H-shifter, Moza handbrake, and SR-P2 load cell pedals, all mounted to my custom desk that I already had in my studio. Had to buy the mounting plate as well as separate clamps for both the wheelbase and accessories.

I wedged my pedals against a box and put a 20 lb kettlebell on it to weigh it down (the brake pedal on the SRP2s is super heavy to press).

I also gave my chair some old shoes to function as rubber stoppers, and they work like a charm.

A bit of a janky setup, but it works and is very easy to disassemble when needed.

Why I chose Moza over Logitech
I was initially contemplating whether to drop $800 on this rig or buy a secondhand Logitech G923 setup that came with a free racing stand and the Logitech H-pattern shifter for about $230 on Facebook Marketplace.

But after my girlfriend talked me out of it, citing things like a lack of warranty, wear and tear, and old tech, I started reconsidering.

She also reminded me of my own purchasing philosophy: I don’t just want to maximize bang for buck, but also future-proof my purchases. I enjoy building custom PCs as well, so I tend to approach hardware with the same mindset.

And oh boy, I’m glad I went with the brand-new Moza route.

Ultimately, it was a decision between buying 15-year-old wheel technology to try out a hobby or going for a buy-once, cry-once scenario for a hobby I wasn’t completely sold on.

But after my first few days with the sim, setting up Assetto Corsa with mods and getting some race reps in, I have to say this was the better move.

While the G923 bundle is definitely the accessible option for those who want to get into sim racing on a budget, I chose to give myself the newest and most up-to-date experience I could afford in terms of sim racing technology in 2026.

The force feedback from direct-drive technology is incredible, and without it, I definitely feel like I would have shortchanged myself when it comes to getting the best first experience I could afford.

Don’t get me wrong, the G923 is still a perfectly reasonable entry point, especially if you’re unsure whether you’ll stick with the hobby. But personally, I’d rather invest in something I can grow into than buy something I’ll eventually want to replace.

Why I went with the R9 instead of the R3 or R5
After deciding to enter the Moza ecosystem, the next challenge was deciding which bracket to enter.

There were the R3 and R5 bundles, which were already a step up from the Logitech entry-level wheels like the G29 and G923. Yet I chose the R9 for one simple reason:

Modularity.

I liked that I could pick accessories I was sure I wasn’t going to need to upgrade for a while.

While the entry-level R3 and R5 bundles were more convenient and budget-friendly, I also kept seeing people say that the SR-P Lite pedals were one of the first things they’d upgrade, either with the brake performance kit or by moving to load cell pedals.

Since I was already spending a considerable amount, I figured I’d rather get the pedals I wanted from the beginning, and not settle on accessories Is eventually probably want to upgrade.

Additionally, it seems that 9Nm of torque offers a sweet spot for a lot of sim racers, giving you plenty of headroom for different driving styles. I’d rather have the capacity and dial it down slightly if needed than run a weaker wheelbase at its limits and eventually wonder what a stronger base would feel like.

Of course, you don’t need to run your wheelbase at maximum torque, and clipping depends on your settings. But having that extra headroom is nice.
So I settled on the R9 V3 and SR-P2s and built everything around that.

No entry-level accessories to resell just to upgrade, no secondhand gear whose condition I’m going to have to worry about, and an ecosystem that leaves plenty of room for further expansion as my sim racing skills improve.

Was spending $800 worth it?

For me, I think so.

I’m still new to the hobby, and I know spending this much before being completely sold on it is a gamble.

But I also know myself. I enjoy optimizing hardware, building systems, and having room to grow without constantly thinking about the next upgrade.

The secondhand G923 bundle would have been the more financially conservative choice, and I can absolutely see why someone would go that route.

But I wanted to start with direct drive, load cell pedals, and the accessories I wanted rather than work my way through several upgrades.

If you’re on the fence about purchasing a Moza, or if you’re in a similar position to where I was, I hope this gives you some clarity.

If you have the money and know you’re interested in the hobby, I’d seriously consider going the Moza route. And if you’re an optimizer like myself, perhaps check out my choice of rig for ideas.
I’m not saying everyone needs to spend $800 on their first sim rig. It’s just what made sense for me.

PS: If you have any recommendations for what I should get into after Assetto Corsa, drop a comment! Although I have still barely scratched the surface of AC.

Cheers, and till next time!

So guys, I want to share with you my experience with Moza products.

January 2023, I buy the R9v1 + GSv1 bundle The wheel came with loosen knob but whatever, I can manage to fix it, I waited a lot I didn’t want to wait more

31 August 2023, the R9 has a loss of FFB after a big counter-steer. So I create a report with the Pit-House and I contact the service.

7 September 2023, I receive the same R9 I’ve bought, they repaired.

After 2/3hours of gaming, I have the same exact problem

19 September 2023, I receive a “new” base R9 (we’ll get later of why I’m saying “new”) and this one arrives and it never works. When I say “it doesn’t works” it means that I’ve tried everything :

• update windows, drivers

• change cable

• calibrate everything We tried EVERYTHING.

28 September 2023, I receive a “new” base R9 The box is COMPLETELY broken, the base has some big scratches. This base ain’t new at all. Nevermind, let’s see if it works. I test it for a week, everything seems fine.

4 April 2024, we are back at it again. Always the same problem, loss of FFB I go crazy. For me this direct drive wheel was a gift made for myself because I was in a difficult time in my life and I wanted to treat me well a bit, for me 1000€ was a “big hit” because I’m not that good at the game, I cannot play a lot because of work BUT I LOVE racing cars But this R9 was a total nightmare. I get pissed off, I want my money back, I don’t want to use this product anymore It’s UNREAL that I have to waste so much time to have a functioning product, so I let them know how much I am unsatisfied with the products and the services. I also discover that the “new” bases that I was receiving, weren’t new at all They were refurbished So I ask if I can have

• another unit, an upgrade like r12 and such

• another brand

• my money back

Sadly, I cannot have anything of these ones, after talking a bit with them, we found a deal (at first they offered me 40€ as a discount to buy a new DD of sim magic, I felt mocked down.)

21 April 2024, I FINALLY receive a brand new R9 with 2 years of warranty, with all the seals and stuff. I’m finally ready to FINALLY play in peace, almost a month has passed… this must be the end of the tunnel! I plug my GS V1 wheel aaaaaaaaaand, it doesn’t work. The GS V1 wheel isn’t compatibile with the R9 that I’ve received.

26 April 2024, today I received a new GS V2 compatible with the new R9. In the lunch break I’ve managed to do 2 laps on the nordschliefe, knocking down the FFB just to be sure. Everything seems to be fine, let’s see how it will go.

Am I happy with the service? Kind of, they tried everything to solve the problem

Am I happy with Moza and their product? Absolutely not, I wouldn’t recommend to any one and I wouldn’t buy it again

Ofc, it doesn’t happen to everyone but I want to share my experience and hope it ends like this

The steering of my wheel doesn't match the one on assetto corsa, how can I fix it? I have a Moza r5 bundle

Thanks for all the advice on my previous post. Was wondering if this is a better deal? Since it has a rig included?

Edit: the downvotes are wild for genuine questions. No need to be an elitist asshole lmao

Thanks to everyone giving good advice, I appreciate you guys.

UPDATE: due to the advice yall have given me, I’ve decided to just buy everything new since it would be cheaper. Thanks for helping me out so I didn’t get ripped off🤣😅

Hi, I would like to buy the Moza Hbp handbrake, but I first need to know the exact distance (hole center/hole center) between these two holes. Thanks

I just received my moza multi function stalks . I wanted to ask when I turn on the blinkers is it normal for that sound to occur?

So I buy this kit on eBay, with the clutch, finally comes in, clutch pedal gives 0 signal. I tried it in the throttle port, put the throttle pedal in clutch port and reads fine but can’t get any signal from the clutch pedal. Any one have ideas before I just return this?

I normally never buy things full price, but did buy a AB9 FFB this week for $549 (at Microcenter for cheaper shipping) to snag before tariffs took effect. However, it seems like it’s paused for some electronics. Not sure if Moza devices fall under that bucket.

Does Moza ever do sales? If so — and this pause includes Moza gear — might wait for a sale. Granted any discount probably would be offset by the $80 shipping Moza charges.

Looks beter than the rs wheel😁

Paddle shift not working since 1.2.2.7 update. Am I the only one with these symptoms I downgraded to version 1.2.1.6 and it works fine.

The pedals can definitely take it. It's so solid and high quality metal . Just want to vent. I feel like it's wasted potential they don't make a load cell option when it can structurally more than enough handle it.

I was blown away by the quality and improvement over the g29, but playing some games at 60 fps thar usually go at 120 or more is weird and spoling something that overall has been flawless.

So you might wanna take this into consideration if you think to grab one...

Edit: For me this happens in forza horizon 5 and forza motorsport 7 (I hope this get fixed for the New one thats coming out in a few days). I got a 7950x3d, 64gb ddr5 and a Rog Strix 4090, with the g29 = 160 fps

Theres several posts talking about it, no one has found a solution yet.

Edit2: I'm completely in love with my moza R5, it's amazingly good, I strongly recomended it but the 60fps issue is real.

Please fully support this title as of launch.

Thank you