Got mine earlier in the week. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement. The price Moza are cranking these out at and the quality of product you get for that money is staggering. The setup I now have is not perfect, but for the most part I'm blown away. My two main gripes with the Moza setup as it stands:
- Desk clamp... Whilst functional and very very stiff when mounted. I have it setup on a very thick desk, the clamping screws are LONG, I'm constantly banging my knees on them. I dont know how you could really get around this and I think its just a compromise I'm going to have to live with to have a desk mounted setup.
- Brake pedal. Out of the box experience? Solid feel and construction, maybe not to the same overbuilt standard as I've experienced with other brands but simple and effective design. HOWEVER, It seriously lacks tunability. The stock spring/rubber combo is horrible, pedal travel is also far too long and the feel is mushy and far far too soft. I'm waiting for the Brake tuning kit to arrive which comes with much stouter springs and an elastomer instead of the stock rubber. I feel this kit really should have been included as stock and increase the price of the pedal set appropriately. My last load cell pedal set was the HE Sprints. For the price I paid for the SRP's I'm not expecting Sprint level performance. However, the lack of tunability and horibble brake feel out of the box was a dissapointment. I expected better, I fully the Brake kit to solve the pedal feel issue, its not a show stopper for an extra £15, it just seems a little penny pinchy to not include the kit as standard.
I also added the clutch pedal and handbrake to the collection.
I'm almost regretting not spending the extra £100 on the R9 wheelbase, however, I think it was the right choice whilst having it desk mounted, 5.5Nm is more than sufficient and the sustained torque feel is plenty. That said, if I go back to a proper rig mounted setup I will probably make the wheelbase upgrade.
Next upgrade in coming months will probably be the GS V2 gt wheel. As nice as the FSR formula wheel is, I play in VR most of the time and think it would be a bit superfluous for my needs.
How do you stop the pedals from sliding on the floor?
Bolted the pedals to a board of wood, cut down so that the back of the board butts up against the wall, zero movement whilst playing.
This is the current setup.
*EDIT* I can confirm after fitting the brake tuning kit that it is a huge improvement, feels a lot stiffer. I'll have to get some more seat time to know if its right for me or not. However, I think I'm considering postponing buying the GT style wheel rim, possibly look at other pedal options if I dont get on with the SRP's. Issue being if I go much stiffer I run the risk of the improvised pedal mounting setup no longer being sufficient.
I may have an opportunity coming up soon to possibly buy a alu profile rig from a friend, providing he wants to split the rig. That however brings a whole host of space issues which was the reason I downsized in the first place. I definitely want to take sim racing more serious again, its just a case of how much I'm willing to compromise. If I go back to a Alu profile rig, the desk would have to effectively go and the rig would be my "desk". Not the most practical solution. Hmmm much to contemplate...