Choosing sim racing pedals is a fork between a clearly specified tuning package and a lower-priced set with named hardware fit. Moza Racing CRP2 and Ultimate Pedals take those different routes, and the listed prices are separated by $66.15. The useful question is whether your priority is adjustment detail, a particular Logitech or Thrustmaster setup, or a three-pedal configuration.
Quick verdict
Moza CRP2 fits shoppers drawn to tool-free tuning, detailed sensor specifications, and a one-year parts warranty. Ultimate Pedals fits shoppers whose decision starts with PC simulator use, named Logitech or Thrustmaster models, or the listed three-pedal quantity. Neither choice covers the same priorities in exactly the same way, so your rig layout should lead the decision.
At a glance
| Detail | Moza Racing CRP2 | Ultimate Pedals |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 369.99 | USD 303.84 |
| Sensor wording | 200kg load cell; 15-bit angle sensor | Pressure sensor load cell |
| Warranty wording | 1-year parts warranty | 12-month manufacturer's warranty for defective products, excluding buyer-caused damage or misuse |
Where each wins
Moza wins for shoppers who want more adjustment detail attached to the pedal setup. Tool-free adjustment and up to 1,764 customization options give CRP2 a clear tuning-oriented identity without requiring a particular driving style.
Ultimate Pedals wins when hardware fit and configuration come first. Logitech G27 and G29, along with Thrustmaster T300RS/GT T500, are named among the compatible models. The 2-piece and 3-piece quantities also make the intended pedal count an important part of the choice.
Product notes
Moza Racing CRP2 Load Cell Pedals
Moza Racing CRP2 makes sense when adjustment-led tuning is the priority. The 200kg load cell and 15-bit high-precision angle sensor give the setup a clearly defined technical profile, while the one-year parts warranty adds a concrete ownership term. At USD 369.99, it also asks for the higher listed price in this matchup. The limitation is the title's "Accelerator & Brake" format: a shopper planning around a clutch should not assume that pairing covers a full three-pedal layout. Choose CRP2 when its sensor and adjustment details fit your rig and its stated warranty matters; otherwise, the named pedal format deserves careful matching.
Ultimate Pedals Pressure Sensor Load Cell
Ultimate Pedals makes the clearest case where price and hardware fit lead. Its USD 303.84 price is the lower figure in this comparison, and the named compatibility with Logitech G27, G29, Thrustmaster T300RS/GT T500 gives shoppers a concrete starting point for matching a setup. A 2-piece or 3-piece quantity is listed, including a three-pedal configuration. That flexibility is useful, but it is also the main limitation: the intended pedal count needs to be selected rather than assumed from the broad product title. Choose Ultimate Pedals when a listed model match and configuration choice matter more than extensive adjustment detail.
Final choice by use case
- Adjustment-focused sim racing setup: Choose Moza Racing CRP2 for its tool-free tuning emphasis and detailed sensor specification.
- Three-pedal build: Choose Ultimate Pedals with its listed 3-pedal quantity.
- Named Logitech or Thrustmaster setup: Choose Ultimate Pedals because those model families are specifically identified.
- Accelerator-and-brake format: Choose Moza Racing CRP2 when that configuration matches your rig.
