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MOZA CRP2 Inversion Kit — Hanging-pedal conversion for CRP2 load cell pedals with 20° tilt and adjustable spacing
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MOZA CRP2 Inversion Kit

Hanging-pedal conversion for CRP2 load cell pedals with 20° tilt and adjustable spacing

Description

The MOZA CRP2 Inversion Kit (RS075) converts MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals into an inverted (hanging) pedal setup, with the pivots above the pedal faces as in many race cars.

Adjustment. The kit allows up to 20° of tilt and customizable pedal spacing to suit seating position and cockpit layout.

Construction and mounting. MOZA describes the structure as aluminum alloy; one retailer reviewer describes pre-drilled steel plates. The kit attaches to the pedal plate and the pedals mount to the kit. A retailer Q&A lists the assembly at about 48 × 48 × 12 cm. Your rig needs space and mounting points above the footwell.

Compatibility. Only fully compatible with the CRP2 pedals. The MOZA US store lists it at $179 and shows it as sold out.

Where to buyUpdated Oct 31, 2026
Moza Racing
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USD 179
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Features & highlights

Inverted (hanging) setup for CRP2 pedals
Up to 20° tilt adjustment
Customizable pedal spacing
Pre-drilled mounting points
Hardware and tools included
Fits CRP2 Load Cell Pedals only
Race-car hanging pedal layout for the CRP2
Adjustable angle and spacing
Works on wheel stands per buyers

Driving style

The Inversion Kit suits CRP2 owners who drive formula and prototype cars in iRacing, F1, rFactor 2 or Le Mans Ultimate and want the hanging pedal feel of a single-seater, where the foot swings forward rather than pressing down from the heel.

Best for CRP2 owners with a profile or wheel-stand rig built for inverted pedals; less suited for road and GT drivers who prefer floor-mounted pedals or for desk setups.

Build quality

Mid-range build

MOZA lists an aluminum alloy structure with pre-drilled mounting points; a retailer reviewer describes steel plates, so materials are not consistently described. Buyers on Apex Sim Racing rate it 4/5, praising stability, with one reporting stripped screws during assembly.

Software

The kit has no electronics. After inverting the pedals, recalibrate all pedals and check axis direction in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC.

Specifications

AdjustabilityUp to 20° tilt; customizable pedal spacing
Construction MaterialsAluminum alloy (per MOZA)
PedalsInversion mount (CRP2)
ConnectionMechanical (no wiring)

Pros

  • Real race-car pedal layout
  • Adjustable angle and spacing
  • Pre-drilled for straightforward mounting
  • Stable on a wheel stand per buyer review

Cons

  • CRP2 only
  • Expensive relative to the pedals
  • Sold out on MOZA US
  • One buyer reported a difficult assembly with stripped screws
  • Rig must support an inverted mount
  • Material description inconsistent (aluminum vs steel)

What's in the box

  • Inversion frame and mounting plates
  • mounting hardware and tools

Frequently asked questions

Which pedals work with the MOZA CRP2 Inversion Kit?

Only the MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals. A retailer Q&A on Apex Sim Racing states it is only fully compatible with the CRP2.

Will the Inversion Kit fit my cockpit?

Your rig needs mounting points above the footwell for hanging pedals. A retailer Q&A lists about 48 × 48 × 12 cm, and one buyer mounted it on a GT Omega DDX wheel stand where it added stability. Check dimensions against your rig before buying.

How adjustable is the inverted setup?

MOZA lists up to 20° of tilt adjustment and customizable pedal spacing, so you can match the pedal angle to your seat position.

Is assembly difficult?

Mounting points are pre-drilled and hardware and tools are included. Buyers rate it 4/5 on Apex Sim Racing; most found it straightforward, but one reported a difficult assembly with stripped screws.

Inverted vs floor-mounted pedals: which should I choose?

Inverted pedals copy formula and prototype cars, where the foot swings forward from a hanging pivot. Floor-mounted pedals match most road and GT cars. If you mainly drive single-seaters and your rig supports it, the kit is a fit; otherwise the stock CRP2 layout is simpler.

Is the CRP2 Inversion Kit worth $179?

It costs about half as much as the CRP2 pedals themselves, so it makes sense mainly for CRP2 owners committed to a hanging-pedal rig. It is listed as sold out on MOZA's US store.

What warranty does the kit have?

MOZA's store lists up to 24 months of warranty protection and a 14-day return policy.