MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (Throttle+Brake)

MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (Throttle+Brake)

The MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals are engineered for professional-grade simulation, offering exceptional precision, durability, and customization. 

Built from CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum with a high-strength steel base and a 3K carbon fiber heel plate, these pedals deliver a premium, race-ready feel.

A powerful 200kg load cell sensor works alongside a 15-bit magnetic angle sensor to provide ultra-accurate braking response, while the pedal system offers up to 1,764 adjustable configurations to match everything from road-car realism to F1-level performance. 

With tool-free adjustments, silent polished steel shafts, three-stage clutch tuning, and support for inverted mounting, the CRP2 pedals are designed for serious sim racers who demand absolute control and long-term reliability.

Product Features 

What’s Included

• MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (Throttle + Brake) × 1
  
  

• Toolkit × 1
  
  

• Warranty Card × 1

Product Specifications

Construction & Sensors

Adjustability & Performance

Connectivity & Compatibility

Getting Started Guide

1. Unbox and inspect

   Remove the CRP2 two-pedal assembly, toolkit, and warranty card. Check that the pedal arms move freely and there’s no visible shipping damage.
   
   

2. Decide your mounting style

   Choose whether you’re mounting flat, slightly angled, or inverted (if you have the optional kit or custom bracket). Place the base on your rig or pedal tray to confirm fit.
   
   

3. Secure the pedal base

   Line up the mounting holes on the CRP2 base with your pedal deck. Bolt it down using appropriate hardware (T-nuts/bolts or standard bolts, depending on your rig) so there’s no movement under heavy braking.
   
   

4. Connect to PC or MOZA base

    

   • For PC use, plug the pedal USB cable directly into your computer.

   • For MOZA ecosystem use, you can connect the pedals to a compatible MOZA base (especially for Xbox setups) following the base’s instructions.

    

5. Power on your system

   Turn on your PC (and wheelbase if used). Windows should detect the pedals as a new USB device when connected directly.
   
   

6. Install MOZA Pit House

   Download and install MOZA Pit House if not already installed. Launch the software and confirm the CRP2 pedals are detected. 
   

7. Run initial calibration

   In Pit House, go to the pedal settings page. Slowly press and release the brake and throttle to set their travel limits and ensure you’re getting a clean, full range signal.
   
   

8. Set basic pedal curves

   Apply a linear or slightly progressive curve for both pedals to start with. You can fine-tune response later based on your preference and sim titles.
   
   

9. Test in your sim

   Launch your favorite sim racing game, select the CRP2 (or MOZA device) in the control settings, and map the brake and throttle. Run some test laps to get an initial feel.
   
   

10. Refine settings

    After a few sessions, revisit Pit House to adjust brake force, curves, and travel to better match your driving style and car choice.

Product Installation Guide

1. Plan your pedal layout

   Decide on pedal spacing, angle, and heel position relative to your seat and wheel. This is especially important if you’re adding a future clutch pedal or running a tight cockpit.
   
   

2. Mount the base securely

    

   • Position the base on your pedal tray or rig.

   • Use the appropriate mounting holes and hardware to secure it.

   • Confirm there is zero flex under a hard brake press.

    

3. Set initial pedal angle

   Using the adjustment mechanism, set the pedal angle between 0–15°. Start near the middle of that range for most GT-style seating positions. 
   
   

4. Adjust travel for throttle and brake

    

   • Set brake travel within the 15–20° range.

   • Set throttle travel within 15–23°.

     Shorter travel generally feels more “racey”; longer travel adds precision for finer modulation. 

    

5. Fine-tune pedal face height and spacing

   Raise or lower each pedal face (up to 30 mm) and adjust the footrest position (also up to 30 mm) until your feet rest naturally without strain. 
   
   

6. Adjust springs and damping blocks (mechanical feel)

   Use the tool-free adjustment system to:

    

   • Swap throttle springs for lighter or heavier feel.

   • Change brake damping blocks to adjust stiffness and “bite” point.

     Start with a mid-stiffness setup, then move toward softer or harder based on comfort and control. 

    

7. Configure electronic curves in Pit House

   In software, adjust:

    

   • Brake curve (linear, progressive, or more aggressive).

   • Throttle curve for smoother launches or snappier response.

   • Engagement points and dead zones to suit your footwork. 

    

8. Check for input consistency

   While pressing each pedal slowly, watch the real-time signal graph in Pit House. Ensure there are no jumps or dead spots—this confirms the sensors and linkages are working correctly. 
   
   

9. Sim-specific tuning

   Create dedicated profiles for different sims (e.g., one for iRacing GT, another for rally) with different brake stiffness and curves. Save these so you can swap quickly between disciplines.
   
   

10. Periodic inspection

    Every few weeks, inspect bolts and mounts, wipe down the pedal faces, and re-check calibration. The hardware is tested to over a million presses, but a quick inspection keeps everything feeling new.

Product Manual and User Guides

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: How does the CRP2 brake compare to other load cell pedals?

A: The CRP2 uses a 200 kg load cell, which is higher-capacity than most mainstream load-cell pedals. Combined with a 15-bit angle sensor and MOZA’s fusion algorithm, it delivers extremely detailed, repeatable brake inputs—ideal for competitive racing and consistency-focused drivers. 

Q: Is there a clutch pedal for this set?

A: The product linked here is the two-pedal throttle + brake kit, but MOZA offers a separate CRP2 clutch pedal featuring a three-stage feel (light take-up, firmer mid-range, sharp release). Together, they replicate the feel of a performance manual car’s pedal box. 

Q: Can I adjust the brake to feel like different types of cars?

A: Yes. By mixing different damping blocks and spring options, the CRP2 supports 115 standard brake feel combinations, and 1,764 configurations when you add the Performance Kit. This range can emulate everything from a softer road-car pedal to the firm, short-travel feel of F1/F2-style brakes. 

Q: Is the CRP2 only for MOZA wheelbases, or can I use it with other brands?

A: It’s compatible with non-MOZA setups. The CRP2 connects directly to PC using USB, so you can use it with essentially any wheelbase or shifter brand as long as your sim recognizes standard USB input devices. 

Q: Does this work on Xbox or only on PC?

A: For PC, you can plug the pedals straight into your computer via USB. For Xbox, the pedals must connect through an Xbox-compatible MOZA base and ESX wheel—they won’t plug directly into the console.

Q: How adjustable is the pedal positioning?

A: The CRP2 lets you tweak pedal angle, travel, face height, and footrest position, along with lateral spacing when your rig allows. That flexibility makes it easier to dial in a comfortable and consistent driving posture across different cockpits or seating positions.