MOZA SRP2 vs CRP2: Which Load Cell Pedals Fit Your PC Sim Racing Setup?

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If you are choosing between the MOZA SRP2 and CRP2 pedals, the useful question is not simply which set has the larger load-cell number. Both give PC sim racers a pressure-sensitive brake, a separate throttle and direct USB connectivity. The decision comes down to your budget, the rigidity of your setup and how much mechanical adjustment you will actually use.

The quick verdictThe short version: the MOZA SRP2 Pedals are the sensible choice for most first load-cell upgrades, especially when space or budget is limited. The MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals suit a rigid cockpit and a driver who wants more adjustment, premium materials, inverted mounting as an option and a stronger long-term upgrade path.

MOZA RacingSRP2

A practical first load-cell upgrade.

NZD $299.99

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MOZA RacingCRP2

More mechanical tuning for a rigid cockpit.

NZD $749.99

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Compare the specsSRP2CRP2Mounting & setupWhich should you buy?

01MOZA SRP2 vs CRP2 at a glance

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MOZA SRP2 and CRP2 throttle-and-brake sets. Clutches and kits are optional.

Feature MOZA SRP2 MOZA CRP2

Set supplied Throttle and brake Throttle and brake

Listed NZ price $299.99 $749.99

Brake sensors 100 kg load cell plus 15-bit angle sensor 200 kg load cell plus 15-bit angle sensor

Main construction High-strength steel pedals and base CNC aluminium pedal bodies, carbon-fibre heel plate and high-strength steel base

Adjustment approach Useful core adjustments with tool-free brake tuning Broader adjustment of pedal position, travel and resistance

Optional clutch

SRP2 Clutch Pedal, listed at $89.99

CRP2 Clutch Pedal, listed at $199.99

Inverted mounting Check the current manual for your intended mounting layout Supported with the optional CRP2 Inversion Kit

Best fit First load-cell upgrade, compact rig or value-focused build Rigid cockpit, detailed tuning and premium upgrade path

Prices are NZD and were checked on 18 October 2026. Promotions and availability can change, so confirm the live product page before ordering.

02What the 100 kg and 200 kg figures really mean

The SRP2 has a load-cell sensor rated across a 0-100 kg range, while the CRP2 uses a 0-200 kg load cell. Those figures describe sensor capacity. They do not mean you must push the brake with 100 kg or 200 kg of force every time you stop.

Your usable brake depends on the pedal's mechanical setup and…