Moza Racing CRP2 Pedal Inversion Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$179.00

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Moza Racing CRP2 Pedal Inversion KitConvert your MOZA CRP2 load cell pedals into an inverted pedal layout with a rigid aluminum mounting system. Designed for drivers who want a more realistic, suspended pedal feel and adjustable positioning. KEY BENEFITS Replicates real car pedal positioning for a more immersive driving experience Improves braking control with a natural downward pedal motion Customize pedal angle and spacing to match your driving position Maintain stability under load

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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026