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cheap sim racing pedals MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals

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cheap sim racing pedals MOZA CRP2 Load Cell PedalsIntroducing the MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedalscrafted from CNC aerospace grade aluminum with a carbon fiber heel plate, these pedals offer unmatched precision and durability. Featuring a 200kg load cell sensor and a 15 bit high precision angle sensor, the CRP2 delivers accurate and responsive brake feel with up to 1,764 customization options, accommodating everything from road cars to F1 level performance. The tool free adjustment system ensures quick,

Introducing the MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals—crafted from CNC aerospace-grade aluminum with a carbon fiber heel plate, these pedals offer unmatched precision and durability. Featuring a 200kg load cell sensor and a 15-bit high-precision angle sensor, the CRP2 delivers accurate and responsive brake feel with up to 1,764 customization options, accommodating everything from road cars to F1-level performance. The tool-free adjustment system ensures quick, effortless tuning, while its sleek, minimalist design integrates seamlessly into any sim racing setup. With support for inverted mounting and full compatibility with PC and Xbox systems, the CRP2 pedals are engineered for serious sim racers seeking professional-grade performance.

 

FEATURES

Minimalist Design
The sim racing pedal features a minimalist design with smooth curves and a sophisticated black and gold color scheme, exuding competitive energy. The hexagonal design elements on the pedal face symbolize stability, balance, and versatility. Cleverly concealed wiring, springs, and pedal screws ensure a clean and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

 

CNC Aerospace-grade Aluminum Construction
Key components are made from aerospace-grade aluminum alloy, precision CNC-machined for exacting standards, and anodized for a sleek, durable finish. Some parts use precision die-casting and automotive-grade coating to ensure robustness and quality. The base is crafted from high-strength steel, designed to endure and handle intense forces during racing.

 

Carbon Fiber Heel Plate
The Carbon Fiber Heel Plate features a sleek 3K twill carbon fiber design, adding a sporty touch. Its surface provides moderate friction, ensuring precise control over heel positioning during intense racing sessions.

 

200KG Load Cell Sensor
The brake is equipped with a rare 200kg pressure sensor, covering nearly the entire braking force range of real racing cars. This ensures a strong connection between muscle memory and force application.

 

15-bit High-precision Angle Sensor
Using an industry-first patented sensor fusion algorithm, the system combines a 15-bit angle sensor with a load cell sensor. This innovative approach ensures exceptional precision for brake inputs and allows for precise control of braking force, leveraging muscle memory to enhance performance.

 

125 types of Brake Pedal Feel
The standard brake features a damping block structure with several options for 55, 70, 80, and 98 hardness levels. This allows for 125 different brake pedal feel combinations, accommodating everything from basic road cars to F3 formula racing cars.

 

Versatile Damping Block Configuration
To replicate the pedal characteristics of various race cars, you can configure the 8 damping blocks in multiple combinations as illustrated. Select from the recommended setups or adjust according to your individual preferences for a tailored driving experience.

 

Adjustable Throttle
The throttle uses a spring-enclosed design, with an extremely smooth guide rod that ensures a silky pedal feel. It comes with two springs of different resistance levels and allows for continuous force adjustment, making it possible to replicate the throttle resistance of almost any vehicle.

 

Three-stage Adjustable Clutch
The clutch pedal mimics the feel of a high-performance car with three distinct stages. The first stage offers short travel with light resistance. In the second stage, resistance increases sharply, similar to a clutch pressure plate spring. The third stage releases quickly, providing a satisfying snap. The clutch includes two springs with different resistance levels and offers continuous force adjustment, allowing it to replicate the throttle resistance of nearly any vehicle.

 

Quiet and Smooth
Thanks to the enclosed structure and the high-polish steel shaft, the brake and throttle operate smoothly and quietly. The soft cushioning at the limit points ensures excellent noise control.

 

Tool-free Adjustment
To accommodate frequent adjustments of brake, throttle, and clutch forces for different vehicles, we designed a tool-free mechanism for changing damping blocks and springs and adjusting force levels. This patented system eliminates the need for wrenches or other tools for adjustments.

 

Adjustable Travel and Angle
The CRP2 Pedal set offers extensive adjustability, allowing you to fine-tune the travel and angle of the brake, throttle, and clutch pedals to suit your personal driving style and comfort.

 

Adjustable Position and Height
Pedal distance, footrest position, and pedal face height (up to 30mm) are all adjustable, accommodating different foot sizes and preferences.

 

Ergonomic Design
The pedal surface features a biomimetic curved design that conforms to the arch of the foot, providing a snug fit for better force application and overall comfort.

 

Enhanced Compatibility
When using the Xbox-compatible ESX steering wheel, simply connect the CRP2 pedals directly to the base to set up the entire system for Xbox. The CRP2 pedals can also be connected directly to a PC or to the base.

 

Professional Software Support
In Pit House, you can monitor the pedal’s status, set the pedal travel and signal output curves, adjust electronic travel, and view real-time signal output curves. This powerful software ensures that the professional hardware performs to its fullest potential.

 

Engineered for Endurance
The CRP2 Pedal set is built to withstand the rigors of intense racing. Each pedal—brake, throttle, and clutch—has undergone over one million press cycles, ensuring unwavering performance, exceptional durability, and reliability you can count on. Experience the confidence of consistent control, race after race

 

Supports Inverted Mounting
The pedals support inverted mounting, allowing them to replicate the design and ergonomic experience of road cars. This can be achieved using optional inverted components or custom mounting brackets.

 

Optional Performance Kit
The Performance Kit includes 10 springs, various damping blocks, and a metal block. Combined with the original damping blocks, it offers 1,764 possible pedal feel configurations, simulating the hard brake feel of top-tier race cars like F1 and F2, with nearly zero brake force response time.

 

Performance Customization Options
The performance kit offers various pedal feel and travel configurations. The spring delivers a more linear braking experience, while the aluminum block minimizes pedal travel.

 

 

    SPECIFICATIONS

    • Pedal Body Material: Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy
    • Heel Plate Material: 3K twill carbon fiber
    • Base Material: High-strength steel
    • Load Cell Sensor Range: 0–200kg
    • Brake Sensor: Load cell sensor and angle sensor
    • Angle Sensor Resolution: 15-bit (32768 PPR)
    • Brake Pedal Feel: 115 standard adjustments, 1764 optional configurations
    • Throttle Adjustment: Two spring options with infinite adjustment
    • Clutch Adjustment: Two spring options with infinite adjustment
    • Brake Travel Adjustment: 15–20°
    • Throttle Travel Adjustment: 15–23°
    • Clutch Travel Adjustment: 15–25°
    • Pedal Angle Adjustment:0–15°
    • Pedal Face Height Adjustment: Up to 30mm
    • Footrest Adjustment: Up to 30mm
    • Pedal Curve Adjustment: Adjustable
    • Real-time Pedal Output Display: Adjustable
    • Pedal Pressure Engagement Point: Adjustable
    • Pedal Surface: Biomimetic curved
    • Inverted Mounting Kit: Optional

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      MOZA Racing warranty covers all defects in materials and workmanship for all products sold by http://www.mozaracing.com. Only original, unaltered, and unmodified materials and workmanship are covered by this policy. This warranty does not cover damage caused by improper deployment, misuse, accidents, neglect, or the natural breakdown of materials over time. Products should be returned to us for evaluation. Items with defects in materials and workmanship will be repaired, exchanged, or refunded. For more information about repair, exchange, and returns, please visit our website’s after-service policy.

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