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MOZA SRP2 Pedals — Budget throttle and brake set with 100 kg load cell brake

MOZA SRP2 Pedals

Budget throttle and brake set with 100 kg load cell brake

Description

The MOZA SRP2 is a two-pedal (throttle and brake) set that brings a load cell brake to MOZA's entry price, launched in March 2026 as the upgrade over the SR-P Lite.

Brake. A hybrid sensor combines a 100 kg load cell with a 15-bit angle sensor (32,768 PPR), blended in MOZA Pit House. Feel comes from swappable, stackable elastomers in three hardnesses, with 25 standard combinations or more than 1,000 with the optional Performance Kit. Engagement point and pedal curve are adjustable.

Throttle. Hall-effect angle sensor with a new internal spring system and two-step preload.

Adjustment and build. Two face angles (10°/25°), 15 mm of side-to-side and 36 mm of height adjustment, on a high-strength steel frame and base. Mounts to a cockpit, stand or the floor with anti-slip pads.

Compatibility. Connects over USB to a PC and works with any wheel base brand. The SRP2 Clutch Pedal is sold separately.

Features & highlights

Throttle and brake pedals
Hybrid brake: 100 kg load cell + 15-bit angle sensor
Swappable stackable brake elastomers (25 setups, 1,000+ with Performance Kit)
Hall-effect throttle with two-step preload
Adjustable pedal face angle (10°/25°)
15 mm side and 36 mm height adjustment
High-strength steel frame and base
USB to PC, works with any wheel base
Optional clutch, haptic kit and rear support bracket
Load cell brake for $149
Big step up from the SR-P Lite's Hall-sensor brake
Recommended by reviewers as a top budget load cell set

Driving style

The SRP2 is a first load cell set for drivers moving up from potentiometer or Hall-sensor pedals. Building brake pressure rather than travel makes trail braking more consistent in iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Le Mans Ultimate, Assetto Corsa and the F1 series, and the stackable elastomers let you choose a softer road-car or stiffer race-car feel. The 100 kg ceiling and steel construction suit a desk stand or entry cockpit rather than heavy hydraulic-style braking. Best for budget racers on PC wanting their first load cell brake; less suited for drivers who want very high brake force or inverted mounting, where the CRP2 fits better.

Build quality

Entry-level build

The frame, base plate and pressed pedal pads are powder-coated steel; a reviewer notes the structural parts are steel despite MOZA's aluminum marketing, though the pedals feel solid. The brake mixes a 100 kg load cell with a 15-bit angle sensor, and the brake cable is short and exposed. MOZA lists up to 24 months of warranty.

Software

The SRP2 is set up in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC: brake load cell and angle blending, travel, engagement point, output curves and a real-time output display. It connects by USB as its own device, so it works alongside any wheel base brand on PC. MOZA's page title mentions Xbox, but a review lists it as PC only; PlayStation is not supported.

Specifications

Sensor TypeLoad cell + angle sensor brake; Hall-effect throttle
AdjustabilityFace angle 10°/25°; 15 mm side, 36 mm height; elastomer stacks; throttle preload
Construction MaterialsHigh-strength steel
SoftwareMOZA Pit House
Pedals2 (throttle, brake); clutch optional
Max pressure100 kg
Pedal FacesPowder-coated steel
ConnectionUSB (PC)
Pedals resolution15-bit (32,768 PPR)

Pros

  • Load cell brake at an entry price
  • Progressive, highly tunable brake feel
  • Smooth Hall-effect throttle with no dead zones
  • Easy assembly
  • Works with any wheel base over USB

Cons

  • 100 kg brake ceiling
  • Clutch sold separately
  • No inverted mounting or pedal throw adjustment
  • Short brake cable that is easy to damage
  • Structural parts are steel, not the aluminum MOZA advertises (per review)
  • No PlayStation support

What's in the box

  • SRP2 Pedals (throttle + brake)
  • Brake elastomer set
  • Toolkit
  • Warranty card

Frequently asked questions

Do the MOZA SRP2 pedals work with non-MOZA wheel bases?

Yes. They connect to the PC over USB as their own device, so reviewers confirm they work alongside any wheel base brand on PC.

Do the SRP2 pedals work on Xbox or PlayStation?

Sources conflict: MOZA's page title says PC and Xbox, while a review lists them as PC only. PlayStation is not supported. Console players should confirm with MOZA before buying.

How does the SRP2 brake feel compared with the SR-P Lite?

The SR-P Lite brake uses a Hall-effect angle sensor, while the SRP2 adds a 100 kg load cell. A reviewer found it firmer and properly progressive in a way the SR-P never was; another described brake modulation as significantly improved in iRacing.

SRP2 vs CRP2: which MOZA pedals should I buy?

The CRP2 costs more but has aluminum construction, a 200 kg load cell and inverted mounting. Reviewers suggest the SRP2 for budget or desk setups and the CRP2 if you are on a dedicated rig and need more than 100 kg.

Are the SRP2 pedals made of aluminum?

MOZA's marketing mentions aerospace aluminum, but its spec list and a hands-on review say the frame, base and pedal pads are steel. The reviewer still found them solid.

How do I tune the SRP2 brake?

Swap and stack the included elastomers (25 combinations, over 1,000 with the optional Performance Kit), then set travel, engagement point and output curve in MOZA Pit House, which blends the load cell and angle sensor.

Are the SRP2 pedals good value?

At $149 for throttle and brake, a reviewer calls it the budget load cell set they would recommend right now. Add $45.90 for the clutch.

What warranty do the SRP2 pedals have?

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