MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel

MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel

Step up your sim racing setup with the MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel, a high-performance 280mm formula-style wheel designed for serious racers.

Combining precision engineering, a carbon fiber frame, and advanced controls, the FSR2 offers a realistic, race-ready experience that puts every function at your fingertips.

Equipped with a 4.3-inch full-color touchscreen, six programmable paddles, and RGB signal lights, this wheel delivers customizable control, real-time telemetry, and instant access to settings — all designed to keep you focused on the track.

Its aerospace-grade aluminum back plate, quick-release system, and compatibility with both MOZA and select third-party bases ensure seamless integration and professional-grade durability.

Whether you’re chasing podiums in Formula-style sims or refining your racing setup, the FSR2 provides unmatched control, ergonomics, and immersion.

Product Features 

What’s Included

• MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel ×1
  
  

• Toolkit ×1
  
  

• MOZA Sticker ×1

Product Specifications

Getting Started Guide

1. Unbox & inspect

    

   • Carefully remove the FSR2 wheel, toolkit, and sticker from the box.

   • Check for visible damage; keep packaging until you confirm everything works.

    

2. Mount to your wheelbase

    

   • Center your MOZA (or compatible) wheelbase.

   • Align the quick-release splines and push the wheel onto the base until it locks with an audible click.

    

3. Connect to your PC / console

    

   • Connect your wheelbase to your PC (and console if supported by your base).

   • Ensure the base firmware is up-to-date via MOZA Pit House.

    

4. Install MOZA Pit House

    

   • Download and install MOZA Pit House from MOZA’s official site.

   • Launch the software and confirm the FSR2 is detected.

    

5. Calibrate the wheel & inputs

    

   • In Pit House, run the wheel centering and calibration routine.

   • Test buttons, encoders, paddles, and clutch bite point.

    

6. Choose a dashboard layout

    

   • Pick a pre-built UI or load a custom community layout for the 4.3” screen.

    

7. Set RPM & flag lights

    

   • Customize LED colors, brightness, and RPM thresholds to your car/sim combo.

    

8. Map controls in your sim

    

   • In your racing title (iRacing, ACC, etc.), bind shifting, clutch, DRS, KERS, brake bias, and menu functions to your preferred buttons/encoders.

    

9. Save profiles

    

   • Create separate profiles in Pit House for different sims or cars so you can swap quickly.

    

Product Installation Guide

1. Rig & base preparation

    

   • Firmly mount your wheelbase to your cockpit or wheel stand according to the base manufacturer’s instructions.

   • Ensure there is no flex or play in the base mount.

    

2. Quick-release installation

    

   • If your base uses a separate MOZA quick-release hub, install it first per MOZA’s instructions.

   • Confirm there is no wobble after tightening all screws.

    

3. Attach the FSR2 wheel

    

   • Align the FSR2 with the quick-release, keeping the wheel centered.

   • Push inward until the QR locks. Gently pull to confirm a secure connection.

    

4. Cable management (for 3rd-party bases)

    

   • If using a MOZA Universal Hub with a non-MOZA base, connect the required USB/data cables.

   • Route cables away from your legs and moving pedal assemblies.

    

5. Software & firmware setup

    

   • Install MOZA Pit House, then check for firmware updates for your wheel and base.

   • Apply updates one at a time and power-cycle if prompted.

    

6. In-game configuration

    

   • Set your steering rotation and FFB in each sim according to MOZA’s recommended values for your base.

   • Bind all FSR2 inputs and test on track.

    

7. Final check

    

   • Perform a short test session to verify: no flex in the wheel, QR is locked, LEDs & display respond, and inputs are correct.

   • Make any final tweaks to LED timing or dash layouts in Pit House.

    

Videos

Product Manual and User Guides

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What wheelbases are compatible with the MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel?

A: The FSR2 is compatible with all current MOZA wheelbases and can also be used with many third-party wheelbases via the MOZA Universal Hub kit, giving you flexibility if you already own a non-MOZA base.

Q: Does the 4.3” touchscreen work in all racing games?

A: The touchscreen itself is driven by MOZA Pit House and displays dashboards, live telemetry, and race data provided by the MOZA ecosystem. Most popular PC sims are supported; functionality can vary slightly by title and update, but you’ll get RPM, speed, gears, and key telemetry in the majority of supported games.

Q: Can I customize the dashboard layout on the screen?

A: Yes. The FSR2 supports a fully customizable UI system. Through MOZA Pit House you can choose from pre-made layouts or design your own, and even download community dashboards from MOZA’s dash community.

Q: What are the extra paddles used for?

A: In addition to the standard magnetic shift paddles and dual-clutch paddles, the FSR2 adds two extra paddles often assigned to DRS, KERS, or mode changes. You can bind them to any supported function in your sim.

Q: Does the FSR2 support dual-clutch launch control?

A: Yes. The dual magnetic clutch paddles can be configured in Pit House for bite-point style launches, making it easier to get clean starts in formula and GT cars.

Q: Is this wheel suitable only for formula cars?

A: While it’s a formula-style 280 mm wheel, many drivers also use it for prototypes and GT racing because of its compact diameter, rich telemetry display, and extensive inputs. It’s ideal anywhere you want quick steering and an F1-style control layout.

Q: What’s included in the box?

A: You’ll receive the MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel, a toolkit for mounting/adjustments, and a MOZA sticker. Wheelbase, hub, and accessories are sold separately unless purchased as part of a bundle.