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I see they also have a £179 inversion kit. Looking forward to full review and any comparison you can do to the other big manufacturers and the likes of Simjack and Simsonn.
I was looking into Sim Jack pedals to replace my SRP's but I'm pretty interested in these, the idea that down the line I can convert the brake to an active pedal is kind of enticing.
Can you tell me what the inner diameter of the springs/damping blocks are? I’d like to purchase a performance kit for my non moza pedals whenever they come out, but I gotta make sure its the same inner diameter
I'm just wondering, with these pedals and with other similar pedal sets in general, do they have options to make the brake pedal as soft as the SR-P's one is with its default yellow spring?
overall a nice set , waiting to see more of the coming boost active addition thing ^^ but plates look ugly almost exactly like the simucube ones , and the spring/elastomer set looks like simagic p1000 set ........moza CRP Clone racing pedals ? xd
I haven't used these yet, so I can't say for sure. Everything looks very nice, and I expect they'll run very well. The UT pedals are excellent and punch above their price point. In honesty, I don't think you need to spend more than that.
Regarding the throttle, what advantage does CRP2 have over SR-P throttle with a 3DRap mod? I'm curious since I installed that I felt no need to upgrade my SR-P pedals for this one.
Is it possible to get the connection box out of pedal stand? Without voiding warranty? For people, like me, who have their own pedals stand on a sim rig.
Yes, the controller box is attached with screws. However, the pedal cables are short, so you will have difficulty, unless the controller box is underneath the pedal deck, like how they've done it here.
@O-Friendly sure, I'm well aware of the broader functionality for Fanatec. But that was not clear via the original comment since the specific context of the video is only about pedals. If the OC wanted to branch out to full system use between PC and console, some more clarity would have been useful for best understanding.
Partly yes, but I don't mind. I was seriously looking at the P1000/2000's. But now I'm looking forward seeing more from these, and certainly in combination with the active brake pedal. Nice to see all these new things coming! Fanatec needs to get their sh*t (business wise) together if they want to stay competitive in the future
@@mozarhoful you need to realize most of the companies are just using off the shelf parts that you could buy on your own and build the same thing. None of these elastomers, load cells, and hardware pieces are proprietary.
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Subbed. Love it when/how you show and dismantle parts while commenting about it!
Those elastomeres look like they straight up ripped them out if a Simagic p1000
These pedals look pretty fantastic. Fixed every criticism over the crp1
$400. Not bad, considering their potential to become a set of active pedals.
I see they also have a £179 inversion kit. Looking forward to full review and any comparison you can do to the other big manufacturers and the likes of Simjack and Simsonn.
I do need to get the inversion kit to try out.
Looking forward to the review. Thanks for another detailed and useful video. 😊
9:30 be easier if you mount them to the plate first before trying to replace the spring!
Yes, that should help.
Great freaking video!
Nice big and easy mounting points for transducers/haptic motors if you don't wanna shell out the money for those active pedal motors.
Hey great content. How do you compare these to the simjack and simsonns out there? Does it feel better than those knockoffs?
I was looking into Sim Jack pedals to replace my SRP's but I'm pretty interested in these, the idea that down the line I can convert the brake to an active pedal is kind of enticing.
Patiently waiting for the release of the wiper and turn signals controls.
I can't wait for the review!
I’m waffling between these and some p1000’s. My SRP pedals have treated me well for 2+ years but an upgrade would be nice
Yes a lot sooner than later been waiting on this one
Can you tell me what the inner diameter of the springs/damping blocks are? I’d like to purchase a performance kit for my non moza pedals whenever they come out, but I gotta make sure its the same inner diameter
We have P1000s at home 😉
Are we sure that Moza and Simagic dont have some sort of partnership😂 They seem to make very similar moves across their respective ranges.
All of these parts are standard mass produced off the shelf parts that even you could buy to build your own pedals. None of this is proprietary.
Good review, and the crp looks really good, could you do another reviw while testing it out and give your thought about it?
I will film the full review as soon as I can.
@@SimRacingCorner perfect, looking forward to it!
moza keeps cooking fanatec
Yeah and in this case copying Simagic
@@Gamer-kn7fi both Chinese companies, can't be surprised they're using the same factory to make their stuff
I like how they don't look as racecar-y like many other pedals do
I'm just wondering, with these pedals and with other similar pedal sets in general, do they have options to make the brake pedal as soft as the SR-P's one is with its default yellow spring?
overall a nice set , waiting to see more of the coming boost active addition thing ^^
but plates look ugly almost exactly like the simucube ones , and the spring/elastomer set looks like simagic p1000 set ........moza CRP Clone racing pedals ? xd
My T-LCM are aging badly.
I could get an SJ UTs in a impulse. Or wait and save a couple of months for these ones. What do you think?
I haven't used these yet, so I can't say for sure. Everything looks very nice, and I expect they'll run very well. The UT pedals are excellent and punch above their price point. In honesty, I don't think you need to spend more than that.
I hope they don't call their next pedal set the CR4P.
Can you make a video going over xbox compatibilty as I might jump straight to their wheel if so
Regarding the throttle, what advantage does CRP2 have over SR-P throttle with a 3DRap mod?
I'm curious since I installed that I felt no need to upgrade my SR-P pedals for this one.
The 3DRAP SR-P throttle and clutch mods are very good. The SR-P pedals are just fine.
any idea how the mBooster would integrate with this set?
could you swap the brake to the gas, and gas to the clutch when the mBooster is released?
They are going to be upgraded parts for these pedals. Just remove the existing parts on your CRP2 and bolt in the active units
What is the inner diameter of the performance kit? Would it be compatible to use on the Simjack Pros and UTs?
Elastomers 6mm, Springs 10mm
@@SimRacingCorner Thanks 😁
Is it possible to get the connection box out of pedal stand? Without voiding warranty? For people, like me, who have their own pedals stand on a sim rig.
Yes, the controller box is attached with screws. However, the pedal cables are short, so you will have difficulty, unless the controller box is underneath the pedal deck, like how they've done it here.
Great news! Thank you! 🙂👌
Do these plug into the back of wheelbases by RJ connector as well as USB to PC?
Yes, both options.
How did you get early access to them? Did moza send you them?
Yes
Whats the price on these beasts? Im guessing around the £700-800
£500 for 3 pedals, £400 for 2.
@@SimRacingCorner +300 of the engine to turn it into "Moza ACTIVE PEDALS". What a disappointment, I thought you were coming straight from Gamescom
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How did you get them so fast!?
These we're sent for review
@@SimRacingCorner did they also send you the mbooster active pedal? 👀
@@V-Racing Nope
@@SimRacingCorner tell us when you finally receive them 👀
Moza don't send me all their new stuff, so we'll just have to see.
Looks good but not multi platform… FANATEC is still the best when it comes on usability and cost effectiveness…
How is this not multi-platform? It offers USB to PC, just like Fanatec.
@@Chader9 It doesn.t work on PS5 without a third-party adapter.
Moza is going to have wheels compatible with consoles. They already announced an Xbox on so I'm sure PlayStation will come eventually.
@@VulgrDisplay I'm sure it will happen eventually. Just wish it was right now.
@O-Friendly sure, I'm well aware of the broader functionality for Fanatec. But that was not clear via the original comment since the specific context of the video is only about pedals.
If the OC wanted to branch out to full system use between PC and console, some more clarity would have been useful for best understanding.
You have to remove the entire bottom hinge of the brake pedal to change elastomers? Awful design.
If I had the pedal mounted, I should be able to get more pressure onto it, without having to resort to this.
Ugh so much plastic
Should have gone to Specsavers, they are metal. 👓
Simagic P1000 copied 😂😂😂😂
@@mozarhoful But I have no complain when I saw the price lol
Partly yes, but I don't mind. I was seriously looking at the P1000/2000's. But now I'm looking forward seeing more from these, and certainly in combination with the active brake pedal. Nice to see all these new things coming! Fanatec needs to get their sh*t (business wise) together if they want to stay competitive in the future
@@mozarhoful you need to realize most of the companies are just using off the shelf parts that you could buy on your own and build the same thing. None of these elastomers, load cells, and hardware pieces are proprietary.
@@mozarhoful concept sure. Design no. Please don’t make drama where there is none.
@@VulgrDisplay name one,you will find simgiac is only one who use this kind of elastomers