MOZA mBooster Active Pedal

MOZA mBooster Active Pedal

Step up your sim racing setup with the MOZA mBooster Active Pedal, engineered to deliver realistic dynamic force feedback and unparalleled control.

Designed for professional-grade performance, this pedal provides dual 200 KG load cell sensors and a 21-bit high-resolution magnetic encoder to ensure ultra-precise inputs for braking, acceleration, and clutch operation.

With MOZA Pit House software, one-click customization lets you assign the pedal as throttle, brake, or clutch, while adjustable pedal feel, real-time ABS, traction control, engine vibration, and G-force simulation deliver a fully immersive driving experience.

Compatible with CRP2 Pedals, the mBooster integrates seamlessly into MOZA Racing ecosystems, providing expanded functionality and enhanced realism.

Built with high-torque density motors and durable aluminum alloy, it combines strength, compact design, and whisper-quiet performance at just 44dB, making it perfect for any sim racing rig.

Product Features 

What’s Included

• MOZA mBooster Active Pedal × 1

Product Specifications

Core Technical Specs

Adjustability & Feel

Force-Feedback & Compatibility

Getting Started Guide

1. Unbox and inspect

    

   • Carefully remove the mBooster pedal and included accessories from the box.

   • Check the pedal arm, face, and connectors for any visible damage.

    

2. Plan the pedal role

    

   • Decide whether this pedal will act as your brake (most common), throttle, or clutch.

   • You’ll lock this in later via MOZA Pit House.

    

3. Position the pedal on your rig

    

   • Place the pedal where you want it on your pedal deck or cockpit floor.

   • Sit in your normal driving position and check comfort: knee angle, ankle angle, and reach at full depression.

    

4. Mark and pre-fit mounting holes

    

   • If you’re hard-mounting, mark the hole positions through the pedal base.

   • Pre-drill if needed (for wood) or align with existing slots in aluminum profile rigs.

    

5. Mount the pedal securely

    

   • Bolt the pedal down using appropriate bolts, washers, and nuts.

   • The assembly should not move or flex even under maximum braking force.

    

6. Connect power and USB

    

   • Connect the power adapter to the pedal and to a suitable power outlet.

   • Plug the pedal’s USB cable directly into your PC.

    

7. Install MOZA Pit House

    

   • Download and install MOZA Pit House from MOZA’s website.

   • Launch it and confirm the mBooster Active Pedal is detected.

    

8. Assign pedal function and calibrate

    

   • In Pit House, choose whether the pedal is brake / throttle / clutch.

   • Run the calibration routine and verify that travel and force register smoothly.

    

9. Load a starting profile

    

   • Select a preset profile (e.g., “GT brake” or “road car throttle”) as a baseline.

   • Test the feel in the software before jumping into a sim.

    

10. Configure in your sim

     

    • In your racing game’s controls menu, bind the pedal to the appropriate axis.

    • Test in a practice session and make minor adjustments in Pit House until it feels natural and repeatable.

     

Product Installation Guide

1. Prepare your cockpit

    

   • Ensure your pedal deck is rigid and level; check for any existing mounting slots or holes.

   • Clean the mounting area so the base sits flat.

    

2. Determine mounting orientation

    

   • Decide on the pedal’s lateral position (left, center, or right) and distance relative to your seat and steering wheel.

   • If pairing with other pedals (CRP2, etc.), align heights and spacing for a consistent feel.

    

3. Mark mounting points

    

   • Place the pedal where you want it and mark the mounting holes.

   • Confirm underneath that your bolts will clear any obstructions.

    

4. Drill and prep (if needed)

    

   • Drill holes in wooden decks if required, or slide T-nuts into your aluminum profile channels.

   • Deburr any sharp edges around the holes.

    

5. Bolt down the pedal

    

   • Use the supplied mounting screws or appropriate M-bolts/washers.

   • Tighten in a cross pattern to avoid twisting the base.

   • Test with full braking force to confirm there is zero flex.

    

6. Route cables safely

    

   • Run the power and USB cables along your rig frame, away from your feet and moving components.

   • Use cable ties or clips to keep everything tidy and strain-relieved.

    

7. Power and USB connection

    

   • Plug the 48 V power adapter into the pedal, then into mains power.

   • Connect USB directly to your PC (avoid unpowered hubs when possible to ensure stable power and signal).

    

8. Install / update firmware

    

   • Open MOZA Pit House and check for firmware updates for the mBooster.

   • Apply updates if available, following on-screen instructions and power-cycling the pedal if requested.

    

9. Tune pedal feel

    

   • In Pit House, adjust travel, angle, damping, rebound, friction, and engagement point.

   • Start with moderate forces and gradually increase until you find a level you can hit consistently.

    

10. Configure dynamic effects

     

    • Enable or tune ABS, TC, engine vibration, chassis vibration, gearshift and G-force effects depending on your sim and personal preference.

     

11. Create multiple profiles

     

    • Save separate profiles for different cars or sims (e.g., GT3, F1, street, rally).

    • Test each profile in-game and refine as needed.

     

Videos

Product Manual and User Guides

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What makes the mBooster Active Pedal different from regular load-cell pedals?

A: Traditional pedals are passive – they only measure how hard you press. The mBooster is active, using a servo motor, ball-screw drive, and high-resolution encoder to push back with dynamic force feedback. It can simulate ABS, traction control, engine/chassis vibration, gearshift impacts, and more, giving you much richer feedback through your foot.

Q: Can I use the mBooster as a brake, throttle, or clutch?

A: Yes. In MOZA Pit House you can switch between brake, throttle, or clutch with a single click and then adjust force curves and feel accordingly. Many drivers run it as a brake, but it’s flexible enough to serve any pedal role in your setup.

Q: Does it work with non-MOZA wheelbases?

A: Yes. The mBooster connects directly to your PC via USB and is compatible with most branded wheelbases, not just MOZA. It also integrates seamlessly with CRP2 pedals and MOZA wheelbases for a unified ecosystem.

Q: How quiet is the pedal in use?

A: Despite having an internal motor and ball-screw mechanism, the mBooster is designed for quiet operation, with measured noise levels around 44 dB, so it’s suitable for home setups and late-night racing.

Q: Do I need to change springs or rubbers to adjust pedal feel?

A: No mechanical swaps are needed. All major parameters – stroke, stiffness, damping, friction, engagement point, and force curves – are tuned in software via MOZA Pit House, so you can go from “soft road car” to “stiff F1 brake” in a few clicks.

Q: Can I pair this with my existing CRP2 or other pedals?

A: Absolutely. The mBooster can be used as a single active brake alongside CRP2 throttle/clutch or other pedals. MOZA explicitly notes full compatibility with CRP2 pedal sets, and many users run mixed setups.