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MOZA KS PRO Steering Wheel Support
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Is the KS Pro suitable for formula and GT racing?
The 300 mm butterfly-style design is optimized for fast inputs and high control density, making it ideal for formula-style racing. It also performs exceptionally well in GT and endurance racing for those who prefer quicker steering response.
Can I customize the display?
The 2.99-inch display is fully customizable through MOZA Pit House. You can create personal dashboards, import community designs, or switch layouts per car and scenario.
What dual-clutch paddle modes are supported?
The forged carbon magnetic paddles support multiple modes, including dual-clutch launches, single clutch operation, or fully programmable inputs.
Does the KS Pro work with third-party wheelbases?
Yes. In addition to full compatibility with all MOZA wheelbases, the KS Pro can connect directly to a PC via MOZA's universal hub kit, enabling use with third-party wheelbases.
The force feedback weakens or disappears suddenly.
Restart the wheel base, MOZA Pit House and the game.
The shift indicator does not match the engine speed.
Click "Configure" in the game on the right side on the main page in MOZA Pit House, then turn on the rev speed matching button on the steering wheel setting page.
Insensitive shift paddle / responsive latency / irresponsive / stuck.
Click "Calibrate Paddles" on the Recovery and Reset page in Pit House and calibrate as instructed.
The steering wheel is not successfully paired with the wheel base.
Try the following:
1. Upgrade the base and steering wheel firmware to the latest version
2. Set steering wheel access detection in MOZA Pit House to continuous detection
3. Or keep automatic detection but perform a steering wheel automatic detection calibration
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