Fanatec CSL Pedals LC vs Moza CRP2

Head-to-head · Updated 19 October 2026

The Fanatec CSL Pedals LC and the Moza CRP2 are the load cell pedal sets most often compared by racers moving up from the pedals in a wheel bundle. The CSL Pedals LC is a $239.98 three-pedal bundle. The CRP2 is a $369 two-pedal set with the clutch sold separately.

Both picks are spec-checked. Price, stock, specs and platform compatibility come from the Fanatec US store and the Moza global store, checked on 19 October 2026. Not enough owner reviews for either set could be opened and checked directly, so there is no owner-reported verdict. Nothing here comes from hands-on testing.

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The short answer

On the brand pages, the CRP2 has the more capable brake: a 0 to 200 kg load cell with a 15-bit angle sensor and a CNC aluminium body. The CSL Pedals LC costs $129 less, includes a third pedal, and has a stated console route through a Fanatec wheelbase. Moza lists the CRP2 for PC and Xbox and does not name PlayStation.

Choose the CSL Pedals LC if you race on a console through a Fanatec wheelbase, want clutch, brake and throttle for $239.98, and are fine with a brake whose load cell range Fanatec does not publish.

Choose the CRP2 if you race on PC or Xbox, want a 200 kg load cell and a CNC aluminium build, and can pay $369 for two pedals (about $468 with the $99 clutch).

	Fanatec CSL Pedals LC	Moza CRP2
Price shown	$239.98 (fanatec.com)	$369 (mozaracing.com), list $399
Pedals in the set	Three: clutch, brake, throttle	Two: throttle, brake. Clutch $99 extra
Brake sensor	Custom load cell, 12-bit	Load cell plus 15-bit angle sensor
Load cell range	Not published; sensitivity about 10 kg minimum	0 to 200 kg
Construction	All metal except pedal faces; heavy steel	CNC aluminium alloy body, carbon fibre heel plate, steel base
Brake feel adjustment	Sensitivity via Tuning Menu; 65 Shore elastomer stack	115 standard settings, 1,764 optional configurations
Angle and travel	Height-adjustable faces; inverted mounting possible	Pedal angle 0 to 15 degrees; brake travel 15 to 20 degrees; inversion kit optional
Connection	USB or RJ12 to Fanatec wheelbase; USB standalone on PC	USB to PC
Platforms	PC; consoles through a Fanatec wheelbase	PC and Xbox
Warranty	3 years on all products (store header)	Not listed on the product page

Price and what is in the box

The CSL Pedals LC bundle costs $239.98 and includes the CSL Pedals and the Load Cell Kit, so you get a clutch, a load cell brake and a throttle. The CRP2 throttle and brake set costs $369 on sale ($399 list), and the load cell clutch adds $99, bringing a three-pedal setup to about $468.

That is roughly $228 more for the CRP2 if you want all three pedals.

Brake sensor and adjustment

Fanatec's load cell is a custom 12-bit sensor with a sensitivity of about 10 kg minimum, adjustable through the Tuning Menu or Fanatec Control Panel. It uses a 65 Shore elastomer stack. Fanatec does not publish a maximum range.

Moza's CRP2 uses a 0 to 200 kg load cell combined with a 15-bit angle sensor, and lists 115 standard brake adjustments and 1,764 optional configurations. Moza sells a brake performance kit for the CRP2, SRP2 and SRP Lite2 for $19.90. If you want the widest range of feel and travel, the brand data favours the CRP2.

Build, mounting and angle

Fanatec says the CSL Pedals LC is all metal apart from the pedal faces and heavy enough to resist sliding on the floor. The pedals can be inverted for rig mounting, the rear plates are vertical so they can be braced against a wall, and the faces adjust in height.

Moza builds the CRP2 from CNC-machined aerospace aluminium with a carbon fibre heel plate and a steel base. It lists a pedal angle of 0 to 15 degrees, face height and footrest adjustment of up to 30 mm, and an optional inversion kit. Check your cockpit's pedal deck angle before you buy either set.

Platforms and connection

Fanatec says the CSL Pedals LC works with CSL, CSL DD, GT DD Pro, ClubSport and Podium wheelbases. On PC it can connect directly to a wheelbase or as a standalone USB device. On a console it must connect through a Fanatec wheelbase.

Moza lists the CRP2 as compatible with PC and Xbox and says it connects to a PC over USB and works with non-Moza gear. Moza's page does not name PlayStation. If you race on a console, the Fanatec set is the one with a stated route, through a Fanatec wheelbase.

Check the brake feel and angle options against your rig before you buy.

Fanatec CSL Pedals LC

$239.98

Spec-checkedPC (direct to a Fanatec wheelbase, or standalone USB); consoles through a Fanatec wheelbase (fanatec.com)

The bundle is the CSL Pedals plus the CSL Pedals Load Cell Kit. The load cell kit replaces the brake pedal and the original brake becomes the clutch, giving three pedals. Fanatec lists an elastomer stack of 65 Shore hardness, height-adjustable pedal faces and a modular design that allows inverted mounting.

In the set: Three pedals: clutch, brake (load cell), throttle
Brake sensor: Custom load cell, 12-bit; sensitivity about 10 kg minimum, adjustable
Throttle and clutch sensors: Hall effect, 12-bit
Construction: All metal except pedal faces; heavy steel
Connection: USB or RJ12 to a Fanatec wheelbase

Best for: Fanatec wheelbase owners on PC or console who want a cheap step up to a load cell brake with a clutch included.
Worth knowing: Fanatec does not publish a maximum load cell range, and consoles only work through a Fanatec wheelbase.

Check price at fanatec.com

Price seen at fanatec.com US store, 19 Oct 2026 (listed as Available).

Moza CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (Throttle + Brake)

$369

Spec-checkedPC and Xbox; connects to PC by USB and works with non-Moza gear (mozaracing.com)

Moza's second-generation load cell set pairs a 200 kg load cell with a 15-bit angle sensor on the brake. Moza lists brake travel of 15 to 20 degrees, throttle travel of 15 to 23 degrees, a pedal angle of 0 to 15 degrees and face height and footrest adjustment of up to 30 mm. The clutch is a separate $99 purchase.

In the set: Two pedals: throttle and load cell brake (clutch sold separately at $99)
Brake sensor: 0 to 200 kg load cell plus 15-bit angle sensor
Body: Aerospace-grade aluminium alloy; 3K twill carbon fibre heel plate; high-strength steel base
Brake feel: 115 standard adjustments, 1,764 optional configurations
Pedal angle: 0 to 15 degrees; inversion kit optional

Best for: PC and Xbox racers who want a high-capacity load cell brake with wide mechanical adjustment and are ready to buy the clutch separately.
Worth knowing: It costs $369 for two pedals, and Moza lists PC and Xbox support without naming PlayStation.

Check price at mozaracing.com

Price seen at mozaracing.com, 19 Oct 2026 (in stock; list price $399). Clutch pedal $99 extra.

Questions buyers ask

Which pedal set has the stronger load cell?+

Moza lists the CRP2 with a 0 to 200 kg load cell. Fanatec does not publish a maximum range for the CSL Pedals LC and lists a sensitivity of about 10 kg minimum.

Does the CRP2 include a clutch?+

No. The CRP2 set is throttle and brake. The CRP2 Load Cell Clutch Pedal is $99 on mozaracing.com. The CSL Pedals LC includes a clutch.

Can I use the CSL Pedals LC without a Fanatec wheelbase?+

On PC, yes. Fanatec says it can connect as a standalone USB device. On consoles it must connect through a Fanatec wheelbase.

Does the CRP2 work with PlayStation?+

Moza's page lists PC and Xbox and does not name PlayStation.

Which set can be inverted for a rig?+

Fanatec says the modular design of the CSL Pedals LC allows inverted mounting. Moza offers an optional CRP2 inversion kit, sold separately.

Why are both picks spec-checked?+

Not enough owner reviews for either pedal set could be opened and checked directly, so both picks rest on brand specs, price and stock.