Description

MOZA mBooster Active Pedal

Step up your sim racing setup with the MOZA mBooster Active Pedal, engineered to deliver realistic dynamic force feedback and unparalleled control.

Designed for professional-grade performance, this pedal provides dual 200 KG load cell sensors and a 21-bit high-resolution magnetic encoder to ensure ultra-precise inputs for braking, acceleration, and clutch operation.

With MOZA Pit House software, one-click customization lets you assign the pedal as throttle, brake, or clutch, while adjustable pedal feel, real-time ABS, traction control, engine vibration, and G-force simulation deliver a fully immersive driving experience.

Compatible with CRP2 Pedals, the mBooster integrates seamlessly into MOZA Racing ecosystems, providing expanded functionality and enhanced realism.

Built with high-torque density motors and durable aluminum alloy, it combines strength, compact design, and whisper-quiet performance at just 44dB, making it perfect for any sim racing rig.

Product Features

Product Features 

What's Included

What’s Included

• MOZA mBooster Active Pedal × 1

Product Specifications

Product Specifications

Core Technical Specs

Adjustability & Feel

Force-Feedback & Compatibility

Getting Started Guide

Getting Started Guide

1. Unbox and inspect

    

   • Carefully remove the mBooster pedal and included accessories from the box.

   • Check the pedal arm, face, and connectors for any visible damage.

    

2. Plan the pedal role

    

   • Decide whether this pedal will act as your brake (most common), throttle, or clutch.

   • You’ll lock this in later via MOZA Pit House.

    

3. Position the pedal on your rig

    

   • Place the pedal where you want it on your pedal deck or cockpit floor.

   • Sit in your normal driving position and check comfort: knee angle, ankle angle, and reach at full depression.

    

4. Mark and pre-fit mounting holes

    

   • If you’re hard-mounting, mark the hole positions through the pedal base.

   • Pre-drill if needed (for wood) or align with existing slots in aluminum profile rigs.

    

5. Mount the pedal securely

    

   • Bolt the pedal down using appropriate bolts, washers, and nuts.

   • The assembly should not move or flex even under maximum braking force.

    

6. Connect power and USB

    

   • Connect the power adapter to the pedal and to a suitable power outlet.

   • Plug the pedal’s USB cable directly into your PC.

    

7. Install MOZA Pit House

    

   • Download and install MOZA Pit House from MOZA’s website.

   • Launch it and confirm the mBooster Active Pedal is detected.

    

8. Assign pedal function and calibrate

    

   • In Pit House, choose whether the pedal is brake / throttle / clutch.

   • Run the calibration routine and verify that travel and force register smoothly.

    

9. Load a starting profile

    

   • Select a preset profile (e.g., “GT brake” or “road car throttle”) as a baseline.

   • Test the feel in the software before jumping into a sim.

    

10. Configure in your sim

     

    • In your racing game’s controls menu, bind the pedal to the appropriate axis.

    • Test in a practice session and make minor adjustments in Pit House until it feels natural and repeatable.

     

Product Installation Guide

Product Installation Guide

1. Prepare your cockpit

    

   • Ensure your pedal deck is rigid and level; check for any existing mounting slots or holes.

   • Clean the mounting area so the base sits flat.

    

2. Determine mounting orientation

    

   • Decide on the pedal’s lateral position (left, center, or right) and distance relative to your seat and steering wheel.

   • If pairing with other pedals (CRP2, etc.), align heights and spacing for a consistent feel.

    

3. Mark mounting points

    

   • Place the pedal where you want it and mark the mounting holes.

   • Confirm underneath that your bolts will clear any obstructions.

    

4. Drill and prep (if needed)

    

   • Drill holes in wooden decks if required, or slide T-nuts into your aluminum profile channels.

   • Deburr any sharp edges around the holes.

    

5. Bolt down the pedal

    

   • Use the supplied mounting screws or appropriate M-bolts/washers.

   • Tighten in a cross pattern to avoid twisting the base.

   • Test with full braking force to confirm there is zero flex.

    

6. Route cables safely

    

   • Run the power and USB cables along your rig frame, away from your feet and moving components.

   • Use cable ties or clips to keep everything tidy and strain-relieved.

    

7. Power and USB connection

    

   • Plug the 48 V power adapter into the pedal, then into mains power.

   • Connect USB directly to your PC (avoid unpowered hubs when possible to ensure stable power and signal).

    

8. Install / update firmware

    

   • Open MOZA Pit House and check for firmware updates for the mBooster.

   • Apply updates if available, following on-screen instructions and power-cycling the pedal if requested.

    

9. Tune pedal feel

    

   • In Pit House, adjust travel, angle, damping, rebound, friction, and engagement point.

   • Start with moderate forces and gradually increase until you find a level you can hit consistently.

    

10. Configure dynamic effects

     

    • Enable or tune ABS, TC, engine vibration, chassis vibration, gearshift and G-force effects depending on your sim and personal preference.

     

11. Create multiple profiles

     

    • Save separate profiles for different cars or sims (e.g., GT3, F1, street, rally).

    • Test each profile in-game and refine as needed.

     

Videos

Product Manual and User Guides

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What makes the mBooster Active Pedal different from regular load-cell pedals?

A: Traditional pedals are passive – they only measure how hard you press. The mBooster is active, using a servo motor, ball-screw drive, and high-resolution encoder to push back with dynamic force feedback. It can simulate ABS, traction control, engine/chassis vibration, gearshift impacts, and more, giving you much richer feedback through your foot.

Q: Can I use the mBooster as a brake, throttle, or clutch?

A: Yes. In MOZA Pit House you can switch between brake, throttle, or clutch with a single click and then adjust force curves and feel accordingly. Many drivers run it as a brake, but it’s flexible enough to serve any pedal role in your setup.

Q: Does it work with non-MOZA wheelbases?

A: Yes. The mBooster connects directly to your PC via USB and is compatible with most branded wheelbases, not just MOZA. It also integrates seamlessly with CRP2 pedals and MOZA wheelbases for a unified ecosystem.

Q: How quiet is the pedal in use?

A: Despite having an internal motor and ball-screw mechanism, the mBooster is designed for quiet operation, with measured noise levels around 44 dB, so it’s suitable for home setups and late-night racing.

Q: Do I need to change springs or rubbers to adjust pedal feel?

A: No mechanical swaps are needed. All major parameters – stroke, stiffness, damping, friction, engagement point, and force curves – are tuned in software via MOZA Pit House, so you can go from “soft road car” to “stiff F1 brake” in a few clicks.

Q: Can I pair this with my existing CRP2 or other pedals?

A: Absolutely. The mBooster can be used as a single active brake alongside CRP2 throttle/clutch or other pedals. MOZA explicitly notes full compatibility with CRP2 pedal sets, and many users run mixed setups.