Moza Racing Kit

[Scaff]

I noticed we didn't have a dedicated thread for Moza users, maybe I'm the only one here to have gone down this route, but I felt it was worth setting up a thread.

I moved from a T300 set-up (which I currently still have to support occasional GT7 sessions) to an R9 wheelbase with the CS V2P wheel rim over Christmas, and I have to say it's a great combo, and I'm looking to add the KS wheel rim in the future to cover my Formula wheel rim needs.

I did create a video covering my experience of moving over to the R9.



The Pit House software that Moza uses is also worth calling out, as both its PC and Mobile applications are great, effectively allowing an unlimited number of profiles to be created, as well as on-the-fly changes to be made quickly and easily.

So, is anyone else out there running any Moza kit?

 

[Scaff]

Kunos have release a wheel set-up guide for AC Evo, which can be found here: https://assettocorsa.gg/wp-content/uploads/acevo_wheel-setup-guide.pdf

The key bits for Moza users are as follows.

In-Game:

Pit House:

 

[Nexus]

I'm running an R5, after my T300 died on me. At the time I just wanted a direct replacement with a table clamp, though now that I have a rig I'm regretting not going for the R9 (mainly due to potentially weaker FFB with the KS rim).

I'm happy with the FFB, though. I got the settings from this video (for AC and ACC):

 

[Scaff]

Moza KS wheel ordered, looking forward to seeing how the GT/Forumla rim compares to the round KS V2P I have.

 

[kruijssenr]

GoodMorning,
i`m completely new to the steering setups as i bought a g29 however i`m diving into the more adjustable steering wheels, but i can`t find it how this will work on a ps4/5 but as i said that`s completly me, is there a website with what all is needed to have a moza running on a ps4 and 5 without to much of a hassle because i really like what i`m seeing

thanks in advance

 

[Scaff]

GoodMorning,
i`m completely new to the steering setups as i bought a g29 however i`m diving into the more adjustable steering wheels, but i can`t find it how this will work on a ps4/5 but as i said that`s completly me, is there a website with what all is needed to have a moza running on a ps4 and 5 without to much of a hassle because i really like what i`m seeing

thanks in advance

Moza gear will not run natively on a PS4/PS5, you would need to use the following adaptor (note - I've not used this - so can't say how well it works).

Amazon.co.uk

 

[kruijssenr]

thanks, will dig into that,

 

[Mr Grumpy]

I've very much settled on the fact that when I eventually upgrade from my tsxw I will be looking at the moza r12 with the xbox wheel (only for the coded button box so it works on xbox) & I think it's the 12 inch round es wheel rim only (no button box) to replace the crap flat bottom one, 3 pedal set, a shifter & handbrake.

I was looking at the r9v2 but for an extra £70 I might as well go for the r12.

 

[Cap'n Jack]

Boosted Media has reviewed the much anticipated Moza mBooster Active Pedal and, at USD $799.00, it comes in at a significantly cheaper price than the two Simucube offerings. It's still not exactly cheap and there seems to be a few small quirks but looks like you're still going to get an experience which was, until now, only available at the highest of high end sim racing gear. It'll be interesting to see how Simagic's active pedal compares.

 

[Scaff]

Boosted Media has reviewed the much anticipated Moza mBooster Active Pedal and, at USD $799.00, it comes in at a significantly cheaper price than the two Simucube offerings. It's still not exactly cheap and there seems to be a few small quirks but looks like you're still going to get an experience which was, until now, only available at the highest of high end sim racing gear. It'll be interesting to see how Simagic's active pedal compares.

Quite a few reviews of it landing now, and it does look like a fun bit of kit (out of my price range right now).

 

[Cap'n Jack]

(out of my price range right now).

Haha, I suspect you’re not the only one.

My Simagic haptic reactor has been game changing for me, so I wonder if Moza might eventually release their own haptics compatible with their pedal sets as an intermediate upgrade for those who can’t/unwilling to for out the cash for an active pedal.