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MOZA SGP Sequential Shifter — All-metal sequential shifter with Hall sensor and adjustable damper
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MOZA SGP Sequential Shifter

All-metal sequential shifter with Hall sensor and adjustable damper

Description

The MOZA SGP is a sequential shifter built from aerospace-grade aluminum alloy and high-strength steel.

Mechanism. A non-contact Hall-effect sensor reads upshifts and downshifts. Shift resistance is adjustable with an adjustable damper (Allen-key sockets on both sides) and in MOZA Pit House.

Handle. An aluminum multi-function handle with two RGB backlit buttons (8 colors) and a pinky trigger. Handle height adjusts over 64 mm, and the M12 × 1.5 thread accepts aftermarket knobs.

Mounting. Forward or reverse mounting with M6 hardware, using multiple threaded holes on the base and ends. Dimensions are 320 × 182 × 52 mm.

Connection. USB directly to a PC, or the shifter port of a compatible MOZA wheel base via RJ11 (both cables included).

Where to buyUpdated Oct 29, 2026
Moza Racing
Moza RacingOfficialBest price
In stock
USD 129
Buy at Moza Racing

Features & highlights

Sequential shifter
Non-contact Hall-effect sensor
Aerospace-grade aluminum and high-strength steel
Adjustable damper and shift resistance
64 mm handle height adjustment
Multi-function handle with 2 RGB backlit buttons and trigger
M12 x 1.5 knob thread
Forward or reverse mounting with M6 hardware
USB to PC or RJ11 to MOZA base
All-metal sequential shifter for $129
Extra buttons on the handle
Works on PC with any wheel brand over USB

Driving style

The SGP is a sequential stick for rally, touring cars, drifting and older GT and prototype cars in EA SPORTS WRC, DiRT Rally 2.0, Assetto Corsa, Automobilista 2, RaceRoom and iRacing's touring classes. Reviewers found pulling through the gears satisfying, and the height adjustment helps place it close to the wheel. Paddles remain quicker in modern GT3 cars. Best for rally, drift and touring car fans on PC or MOZA bases wanting a solid, affordable sequential; less suited for modern GT or formula racing, or drivers who need H-pattern, where the HGP fits.

Build quality

Mid-range build

The SGP pairs an aerospace-grade aluminum lever and handle with a high-strength steel and aluminum body and a contactless Hall sensor, weighing about 1.7 kg per review. Reviewers praise its sturdy, premium feel but note loud shifts and a tension range that tops out early. MOZA's page cites both up to 24 months and a 12-month limited warranty.

Software

The SGP is configured in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC, including shift resistance, button colors and mapping. It connects via USB as its own device, so it works with any wheel brand on PC, or through a MOZA wheel base's shifter port via RJ11.

Specifications

Shifter ModeSequential
Mounting typeM6, forward or reverse mounting
Construction MaterialsAerospace-grade aluminum and high-strength steel
Sensor TypeNon-contact Hall-effect sensor
TechnologyAdjustable damper and resistance; 64 mm height adjustment
ConnectionUSB (PC) or RJ11 (MOZA base)
ModesSequential only; 2 RGB buttons + trigger on handle
WeightApprox. 1.7 kg (per review)

Pros

  • Sturdy all-metal build
  • Satisfying, precise shifts
  • Adjustable damper and handle height
  • Handle buttons add extra inputs
  • Strong value
  • USB or MOZA base connection

Cons

  • Loud shifts
  • Tension range not strong enough for some (arm stuck at max setting in one review)
  • Pre-labeled handle buttons
  • Trigger not adjustable
  • No H-pattern mode

What's in the box

  • SGP Sequential Shifter
  • Shifter handle
  • USB Type-B to Type-A cable
  • RJ11 cable
  • M6 screws and washers
  • Hex wrenches

Frequently asked questions

Does the MOZA SGP work without a MOZA wheel base?

Yes on PC. It connects over USB as its own device, so it works with any wheel brand; it can also plug into a MOZA base's shifter port via RJ11.

How does the SGP feel?

Reviewers describe shifts as precise, smooth and satisfying to pull through, with tactile feedback that mimics a real car. The main complaint is noise.

Can I make the SGP shift heavier?

Yes, via the adjustable damper and Pit House resistance setting. One reviewer wanted more range, and at the highest setting the arm stuck in the upshift position.

Is the SGP loud?

Both reviews list noise during operation as a con.

Can I change the SGP knob or buttons?

The knob uses an M12 x 1.5 thread for aftermarket knobs. The two RGB handle buttons are pre-labeled (S1, S2), which one reviewer disliked, and the pinky trigger is not adjustable.

SGP vs HGP: which MOZA shifter?

The SGP ($129) is sequential only, ideal for rally and touring cars; the HGP ($149) is a 7+R H-pattern for road and historic cars. Neither does both modes.

Is the SGP good value?

Reviewers scored it 90% and 8.6/10, with value as a highlight at $129.

What warranty does the SGP have?

MOZA's page lists both up to 24 months of warranty protection and a 12-month limited warranty in its FAQ, plus a 14-day money-back guarantee. Confirm with MOZA.