Pedals

MOZA SRP2 Pedals Support

Modified on Tue, 2 Jun at 1:37 PM

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Specifications

Specification	Details
Pedal Material	High-strength steel
Base Material	High-strength steel
Load Cell Range	0–100 kg
Brake Sensing Method	Hybrid Load Cell and Angle Sensor
Angle Sensor Resolution	15-bit (32,768 PPR)
Brake Feel Adjustability	25 standard configurations; 1,000+ with optional Performance Kit
Throttle Adjustability	2-step preload adjustment
Clutch Adjustability	2-step preload adjustment
Pedal Angle Adjustment Range	10° / 25°
Pedal Left/Right Adjustment Range	±15 mm
Pedal Height Adjustment Range	36 mm
Pedal Curve Adjustment	Supported via MOZA Pit House
Real-time Pedal Output Display	Supported
Brake Pressure Engagement Point	Adjustable
Connection	USB direct connection
Compatibility	All sim racing brands via USB

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FAQs

How does the SRP2 brake pedal compare to other load cell pedals?

The SRP2 uses a 15-bit angle sensor combined with a 100KG load cell with a unique angle-load sensor fusion algorithm. You can run the sensors individually or together — the angle sensor covers initial pedal travel while the load cell handles later travel, delivering more controllable brake input that closely mimics a real car.

Can the SRP2 pedals work with other sim racing equipment?

Yes. The pedals connect directly to a PC via USB and are fully compatible with all sim racing brands — not just MOZA.

Do the SRP2 pedals need to be mounted on a cockpit or stand?

No. They can be mounted on a cockpit or stand, or placed directly on the floor. Anti-slip pads on the base reduce movement, and an optional wall support bracket can add extra stability.

Can I adjust pedal resistance or brake feel?

Yes. Both the throttle and clutch pedals feature two-stage preload adjustment. The brake pedal ships with 3 elastomer springs offering 25 brake feel configurations. The optional Performance Kit expands this to over 1,000 customizable brake feel setups.

How do I configure or calibrate the pedals?

Through the MOZA Pit House software, which enables full adjustment of pedal travel curves, sensitivity tuning, and mode switching.

The signal of fully depressing the pedal does not reach 100% in the game, or fully releasing does not return to 0%.

Try the following:
1. Some games can adjust the pedal signal stroke independently — adjust settings or eliminate the dead zone in the game
2. Set the pedal stroke via Set Min and Set Max on the main page of MOZA Pit House
3. Re-calibrate the pedal or adjust the stroke on the MOZA Pit House pedal function page

The pedal does not work properly — no response?

1. Check the USB connection. Observe the computer's response by unplugging and plugging the pedal USB.
2. After connecting to a stable USB port, check if the pedal game controller is present in Windows USB Game Controllers. If not, contact customer service.
3. Ensure the angle sensor or pressure sensor signal lines are connected to the correct control box sockets.

Why is the pedal trigger reversed in the game?

1. In some games, the pedal signal reverse can be set separately — cancel the reverse in the game settings.
2. In the pedal function page of MOZA Pit House, the signal of a pedal can be reversed independently.

Need help? Contact MOZA Support