Not really, I have the Moza CRP pedals (not the CRP2), and honestly they're amazing....Yes, the CRP2 made several quality of life improvements, but nothing that makes me think of selling my CRP pedals for.....This video is more of a nitpicking
@@asSIMuNation It seems a lot of people don't understand that companies aren't going to send you free stuff for your influencer channel if you're not very friendly to the free stuff you receive. I'm 3 for 4 on Moza products being defective and dead on arrival. My R9v1 has had three wireless transmitters and still doesn't work, and the Discord is so incompetent and condescending I wonder if it's not designed to get you to buy Simmagic instead.
Man, what a great time to be a sim racer! Cool VR products are coming out, and great sim racing hardware is being released around the clock. We just need more sim games to add VR support. I'm looking at you, LMU, and Rennsport.
I must say, I appreciate the fact that you review these pedals as a serious sock racer. How much do each pedal weigh? And how much does the base plate weigh?
A 200kg loadcell does not mean you need 200kg of pushing force to max it out. Its not a 1 to 1 ratio as the pedal lever doubles the force applied to the loadcell anyway. So with a certain leverage you can absolutely max out a 200kg loadcell while only pushing 100kg of force.
Just got a cockpit recently and long term plan to upgrade from Logitech G 923 to Moza R12. I didn't like their CRP 1 so I started to look around for pedals. A few days later, they released the CRP2. Promising so far. I am interested to hear your thoughts about adjustability. Thank you.
I really hope MOZA dose haptic add on’s for there products and even things like butt kickers that you can mount to your rig. Being able to upgrade your SRP or SRP light pedal with haptics or a But kicker on your sim rig that all works through the pit house software just makes sense.
Interesting they’ve announced a long throttle plate. Maybe that’ll solve some of your concerns for throttle feel. Maybe move the position of the heel stop as well?
Just make sure to plug the pedals into the base unit BEFORE you mount the pedal plate to your rig...if your rig has a solid plate underneath the Moza pedal plate, you won't have access to the base unit plugs. A really silly oversight IMHO.
Moza is going crazy right now. CRP2s $498usd for the three pedals Performance kit $19.90usd Pedal Inversion kit $179usd The ORIGINAL CRPs were $499usd for three pedals (now $459) what a great deal. Now to wait and see how much the M-Booster kit will be for three pedals... Because as it stands, the Simucube active pedals are $6300usd for the three which is beyond ludicrous!
Hey. Wird questing. does they come out now or first next year? -- see all videoes about them, page says ship early October.. not sure is this year or next. Can you help plz? And thanks for you opinion on this padels.
Bit of advice please. I have ordered fanatec gt dd, can you tell me what's it best pedals that can be used for pS5 console....looking at an upgrade from csl elite v2 and v3. Thank you
Could you let me know why and how long did it last? Did you change the springs and/or elastomers? Or where you using as it comes originally? I bought mine only 4 months ago
@@CAPT_WAR was using it as it originally came but it came with a missing support for the load cell censor. It’s broken twice since I’ve had that support so that didn’t help
Ima use my fanatec v3s until they break in half don't see any reason to chase extra 10% or whatever just to spend money ( i did upgrade them with simagic haptic motors for more immersion).
the question is do i still get the simagic p1000 with haptic motors and hydraulics or the moza crp2 with maybe the active pdal in the future? ( im asuming the moza active pedal will be much ceaper than the one from simucube )
@@gregdoucet3721 first I was hesitated between the P2000 and the P1000 but think the P1000 are newer and more well finished. At the End I don t know what to order. Where I leave there is 200€ difference between dual pedal P1000 hydraulic + haptic et the P2000 dual 200kg Lc with haptic
Pedals can be used with any wheel base if you are on PC. If you own a logitech g pro, you should already know that their usb ports are proprietary and only accept logitech.
Wow nothing on the multi-discus adjustability. Also, kind of blown away anyone is still posting V3 comparison content… yikes. that sort of ruins the bar for the CRp2.
there is no point in going inverted. Even racecars don't use inverted pedals these days. If you like it, go for it but there is really no point why it should be better.
@@janthey ok.... but it might have to do with better positioning, which leads to better comfort, which leads to more consistency, that's why I did it. Pretty sure I can say it makes it better for me. Every car I have ever been in has the pedals mounted to the firewall, AKA inverted.
@@j3ffr0ck24 I'm currently on VRS pedals with Simagic Haptic Motors and there is no settings that these pedals can't do. I only drive GT racecars in Sim and no modern GT racecar has inverted pedals.
@@janthey There is a point. Because its how everyone in their personal car has their pedals. Or at least 99 percent of the public. So its familiar and more natural....which means likely you will be faster.
The 200KG load cell is not a selling point for me. 100KG is fine. I really don't want to pay for that. I would hope they would have an option to downgrade/upgrade load cell Brake pedals. 100KG can be $40-50 cheaper.
Lol…. First time I’ve seen someone say this. Moza’s smart they know ppl who aren’t sim racing savvy are buying most of their products right now and are drinking the cool-aid. Moza’s best quality is Marketing and PR, products are absolutely average but ppl see Moza as high end. Lol
@@JTheraos well you must not be paying attention there’s an army of ppl on many threads talking about how they think Moza’s taken over Sim Racing. Hahahaha
@@Breeezy333 nah, high-end products would cost much more, I think moze is well aware of its level based on the price tag. on the other hand, fanatec is the one acting some of their gigs as high end, charging way too much for what they are.
@@terrylu4894 Yes I’m well aware high end products cost more. I’ve been in the sim game for over 10yrs. Reading comprehension is critical. I’m not the one saying Moza is high end. I said that ppl on many threads are saying that. Lol
@@asSIMuNation well I just got my p1000i, but I also don't have something against the moza CRP2s oroza in general im actually using their base and shifter. So I have nothing against coping others but the fact nearly nobody seems to mention the obvious "inspiration" in news/review coverage doesn't feel quite right to me
They managed to repeat all the mistakes they did with CRP 1. Awful ergonomy. Same bulky pedals too high for my poor feet. And too little space left for heels. You can dance with other pedals because they are nearly half the height of CRP with sufficient place for heels.
@@rolanddo4989 I would wait for test reviews but oddly most reviewers liked CRP 1 too. So I have to trust what I see. After I wasted enough money on CRP I had to get an excellent p1000i. I don't know why but reviewers fear to talk about negative aspects.
@@mkatakm When reviewers don't talk about negative aspects we end up with bad products. It's always laughable how EAF1 can do no wrong 1 week before launch. We have a clear benchmark here in the V3s so will be interesting to see how the CRPs stack up after months of use.
This is why i take all my simracing info from you - the most honest reviews non-sponsored.
4 year V3 review coming to the channel soon as well 🙃
Non sponsored? Were these bought or sent by the manufacturers?
Review units only, no payment or contract 🙃
Not really, I have the Moza CRP pedals (not the CRP2), and honestly they're amazing....Yes, the CRP2 made several quality of life improvements, but nothing that makes me think of selling my CRP pedals for.....This video is more of a nitpicking
@@asSIMuNation It seems a lot of people don't understand that companies aren't going to send you free stuff for your influencer channel if you're not very friendly to the free stuff you receive. I'm 3 for 4 on Moza products being defective and dead on arrival. My R9v1 has had three wireless transmitters and still doesn't work, and the Discord is so incompetent and condescending I wonder if it's not designed to get you to buy Simmagic instead.
Man, what a great time to be a sim racer! Cool VR products are coming out, and great sim racing hardware is being released around the clock. We just need more sim games to add VR support. I'm looking at you, LMU, and Rennsport.
100% agreed - there has never been a better time. Now I'd like to see more QoL features 🙃
What we NEED is a re release of RBR
The socks of a champion, Keith.
Real sim racers race in socks...right?
@@Kireth right
I must say, I appreciate the fact that you review these pedals as a serious sock racer.
How much do each pedal weigh?
And how much does the base plate weigh?
A 200kg loadcell does not mean you need 200kg of pushing force to max it out. Its not a 1 to 1 ratio as the pedal lever doubles the force applied to the loadcell anyway. So with a certain leverage you can absolutely max out a 200kg loadcell while only pushing 100kg of force.
Just got a cockpit recently and long term plan to upgrade from Logitech G 923 to Moza R12. I didn't like their CRP 1 so I started to look around for pedals. A few days later, they released the CRP2. Promising so far. I am interested to hear your thoughts about adjustability.
Thank you.
I really hope MOZA dose haptic add on’s for there products and even things like butt kickers that you can mount to your rig. Being able to upgrade your SRP or SRP light pedal with haptics or a But kicker on your sim rig that all works through the pit house software just makes sense.
for the throttle, loosen that bolt near the top and adjust the angle of the pedal face so its nicer at full push.
Interesting they’ve announced a long throttle plate. Maybe that’ll solve some of your concerns for throttle feel. Maybe move the position of the heel stop as well?
Nice!!
Love to see you try the crp2 with the inversion kit
Just make sure to plug the pedals into the base unit BEFORE you mount the pedal plate to your rig...if your rig has a solid plate underneath the Moza pedal plate, you won't have access to the base unit plugs. A really silly oversight IMHO.
Moza is going crazy right now.
CRP2s $498usd for the three pedals
Performance kit $19.90usd
Pedal Inversion kit $179usd
The ORIGINAL CRPs were $499usd for three pedals (now $459)
what a great deal.
Now to wait and see how much the M-Booster kit will be for three pedals...
Because as it stands, the Simucube active pedals are $6300usd for the three which is beyond ludicrous!
If the booster is cheap I think these will be the most popular pedals moving forward honestly
Hey. Wird questing.
does they come out now or first next year? -- see all videoes about them, page says ship early October.. not sure is this year or next. Can you help plz? And thanks for you opinion on this padels.
Bit of advice please. I have ordered fanatec gt dd, can you tell me what's it best pedals that can be used for pS5 console....looking at an upgrade from csl elite v2 and v3. Thank you
My crp 1 load cell censor has broken 4 times.
Could you let me know why and how long did it last? Did you change the springs and/or elastomers? Or where you using as it comes originally? I bought mine only 4 months ago
@@CAPT_WAR was using it as it originally came but it came with a missing support for the load cell censor. It’s broken twice since I’ve had that support so that didn’t help
My vnm lites are way better then the fanatec v3, had the v3 and the switch to vnm was a great decision, big difference
Seems like they copied the Simagic p1000 pedals, which are great pedals.
Heusinkveld sprints 🔛🔝
thats what i use... great pedals
Ima use my fanatec v3s until they break in half don't see any reason to chase extra 10% or whatever just to spend money ( i did upgrade them with simagic haptic motors for more immersion).
the question is do i still get the simagic p1000 with haptic motors and hydraulics or the moza crp2 with maybe the active pdal in the future? ( im asuming the moza active pedal will be much ceaper than the one from simucube )
I was close to buy the p1000 this week and now, i’m like you … but we don’t Know yet when the active pedal will be release
Im sure that simagic have the active pedal for the p1000 in the future. Moza just beat them to the announcement
@@gregdoucet3721 first I was hesitated between the P2000 and the P1000 but think the P1000 are newer and more well finished. At the End I don t know what to order. Where I leave there is 200€ difference between dual pedal P1000 hydraulic + haptic et the P2000 dual 200kg Lc with haptic
Just wait Moza opened a new market with there active pedal.Companies will follow prices will come down and quality will get better
the crp2 will win over fanatec every time for me but im in a country where fanatec will not supply
can it be used with G pro wheel on gt7?
Pedals can be used with any wheel base if you are on PC. If you own a logitech g pro, you should already know that their usb ports are proprietary and only accept logitech.
Wow nothing on the multi-discus adjustability. Also, kind of blown away anyone is still posting V3 comparison content… yikes. that sort of ruins the bar for the CRp2.
Once you go inverted, you never go back!
there is no point in going inverted. Even racecars don't use inverted pedals these days. If you like it, go for it but there is really no point why it should be better.
@@janthey ok.... but it might have to do with better positioning, which leads to better comfort, which leads to more consistency, that's why I did it. Pretty sure I can say it makes it better for me. Every car I have ever been in has the pedals mounted to the firewall, AKA inverted.
@@j3ffr0ck24 I'm currently on VRS pedals with Simagic Haptic Motors and there is no settings that these pedals can't do. I only drive GT racecars in Sim and no modern GT racecar has inverted pedals.
@@janthey your trippin. Thanks tho
@@janthey There is a point. Because its how everyone in their personal car has their pedals. Or at least 99 percent of the public. So its familiar and more natural....which means likely you will be faster.
The 200KG load cell is not a selling point for me. 100KG is fine. I really don't want to pay for that. I would hope they would have an option to downgrade/upgrade load cell Brake pedals. 100KG can be $40-50 cheaper.
Lol…. First time I’ve seen someone say this. Moza’s smart they know ppl who aren’t sim racing savvy are buying most of their products right now and are drinking the cool-aid. Moza’s best quality is Marketing and PR, products are absolutely average but ppl see Moza as high end. Lol
@Breeezy333 NOBODY sees moza as high end.. everyone and their mom know that moza is a low-mid tier Chinese company.
@@JTheraos well you must not be paying attention there’s an army of ppl on many threads talking about how they think Moza’s taken over Sim Racing. Hahahaha
@@Breeezy333 nah, high-end products would cost much more, I think moze is well aware of its level based on the price tag. on the other hand, fanatec is the one acting some of their gigs as high end, charging way too much for what they are.
@@terrylu4894 Yes I’m well aware high end products cost more. I’ve been in the sim game for over 10yrs. Reading comprehension is critical. I’m not the one saying Moza is high end. I said that ppl on many threads are saying that. Lol
Again, elephant in the room... Why is this not compared to Simagic P1000? Clearly this was a catch up attempt to that.
Not just a catch up more a copy up those elastomers look like I could just put them into my p1000 pedals😂
@@Gamer-kn7fi you get it but the army of minions don't. They think I'm talking about active pedals and such
@@asSIMuNation well I just got my p1000i, but I also don't have something against the moza CRP2s oroza in general im actually using their base and shifter.
So I have nothing against coping others but the fact nearly nobody seems to mention the obvious "inspiration" in news/review coverage doesn't feel quite right to me
Great copying Fanatec. Thats what they do
This time they didn't copy fanatec, they copied the P1000 by Simagic.
They managed to repeat all the mistakes they did with CRP 1. Awful ergonomy. Same bulky pedals too high for my poor feet. And too little space left for heels. You can dance with other pedals because they are nearly half the height of CRP with sufficient place for heels.
We'll find out because I don't suffer bad pedals and the V3s are sitting right there 🙃 Today I work out how to lower the pedal plates
@@Kireth I love Moza bases and wheels. But they don't know how to make pedals. My last hope is those active pedals.
Judging solely from the video it does look like the pedal plate is too high. Doesnt look precise or comfortable
@@rolanddo4989 I would wait for test reviews but oddly most reviewers liked CRP 1 too. So I have to trust what I see. After I wasted enough money on CRP I had to get an excellent p1000i. I don't know why but reviewers fear to talk about negative aspects.
@@mkatakm When reviewers don't talk about negative aspects we end up with bad products. It's always laughable how EAF1 can do no wrong 1 week before launch. We have a clear benchmark here in the V3s so will be interesting to see how the CRPs stack up after months of use.