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I've made multiple posts asking about good entry wheels for beginners

i tried the g29 from my neighbor and i gotta say im so not comfortable with it, cant wait to get a dd wheel

i was gonna buy a cheap belt/gear driven wheel bundle that comes with a clutch pedal and a shifter (pxn v99 bundle) but turns out direct drive is much much much better and its a day and night difference

Then i came across the pxn v10 ultra but its base is just too big and not worth imo (ill be playing on my desk) and the button design is so weird

so my final decision was either the pxn vd4 or the moza r3/r5

I heard the pxn vd4 peaks up to 5Nm torque while the moza r3 peaks at 3.9Nm

the r5 will be a hassle to get cause its more expensive obviously but i can try to save up for it

im not experienced into simracing but i will be playing these games:
- Dirt Rally 2.0
- WRC
- Forza Horizon 6
- F1 25 or 24
- Assetto Corsa
- NFS Heat or UNBOUND
-BeamNG Drive
and will be willing to try new games

im a pc player and ill mount it on my desk
the pxn vd4 doesnt come with a desk clamp but i can buy one myself i guess

sorry if im bad at asking 😅
i live in saudi arabia and my currency is in SAR (1$ = 3.75 SAR)

EDIT: i wanna buy a clutch pedal and shifter and possibly a handbrake LATER.

This has been happening for past year and I'm SICK OF IT. I'm not sure if it's basic feedback but I highly doubt it since it does it on place. Game is LMU if anyone is wondering. I'll gladly say my pc specs if you need so. 🙏🙏

Hey everyone,

I recently picked up a MOZA KS Pro and noticed it came with a pretty big sheet of button stickers. I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for the best button mapping/layout.

I’ll mainly be playing Le Mans Ultimate, with some iRacing here and there, so I’d like to set it up primarily for LMU. I’m curious what you guys have mapped to each button and which controls you think are the most important to have easily accessible.

Any recommendations or pictures of your setups would be appreciated!

Recently picked this up and the bearings are scratched up. Is this fine to use or should I get another one?

Hi everyone,

Looking for some advice on this creaking/popping noise. I picked up the Moza R5 and NLR 2.0 wheelstand last week. Everything works and feels great, except I can hear this creaking/popping noise and I’m not sure if it’s coming from the wheel base, wheel, or wheel stand. It happens only during FFB, specifically in corners when the wheel is turned. This specific clip is leaving the pits at Spa on LMU. I also hear it playing F125. If the wheelbase is turned off and I turn the wheel, there’s no noise at all.

The wheelstand is on carpet, so I’m not sure if due to the torque from the FBB, it’s just the metal flexing, or if either the Moza R5 or NLR 2.0 is defective. I’d appreciate any input that anyone can provide.

before reading this,I am also a flight simmer and ever since i got the R5, I have no hesitation in buying their new airbus style panels (FCU and MCDU) due to their outstanding quality and realism in their products.

I am currently using the MOZA R5 and honestly, it’s a really good wheel for anyone getting into sim racing, coming from someone who had a superdrive wheel running on life support. The biggest thing you notice is the direct drive. Compared with a normal Logitech style wheel, the R5 feels much smoother and gives you a lot more feedback from the car ; for example assetto corsa makes the actual track feel real and responsive to both the car and the wheel which makes driving a lot more enjoyable.

The build quality is also extremely good. The wheel feels solid and doesn’t feel like a cheap gaming accessory. The buttons are easy to reach and everything feels nicely put together.

The main downside for me is the pedals. They’re fine for getting started, but if you get more serious about sim racing, you’ll probably want to upgrade them, especially the brake pedal. The 5.5 Nm force feedback is also good for an entry-level direct-drive wheel, but you can definitely get stronger wheelbases if you’re willing to spend more. But it’s not a major problem for me as i usually use the wheel for casual racing .

I also like that you can upgrade the R5 over time. You don’t have to buy an expensive setup straight away, and you can add better pedals, a different wheel and other MOZA equipment later.

Overall, I think the MOZA R5 is one of the better options for someone who wants to get serious about sim racing without spending a ridiculous amount of money. It’s not the most powerful or advanced wheel out there, but for a first direct-drive setup, it’s hard to go wrong.

I just installed this brand new onto my brake pedal and each time I press on the pedal it makes a creaking sound.

Anyone know how I can get rid of it?

Hi, I have some Moza SRP pedals, I've always read positive reviews about mounting the pedals in reverse and I think I would be more comfortable too.Since I don't have the option to reverse the pedals right now, I thought about one of these kits that help adjust the angle.Has anyone tried them?

https://preview.redd.it/qeeinai66wjh1.png?width=453&format=png&auto=webp&s=7bb0ea443488354746d89aecb6c3e88ef4188f20

Found this funny and thought I'd share, what would you do?