Moza R9 + KS Pro + CRP2 Bundle brings together a beautifully balanced direct drive base, a feature-packed formula-style wheel, and a pedal set that loves to be fine-tuned. The moment the wheel loads up through a fast corner, the 9 Nm direct drive servo motor delivers weight and texture with convincing clarity, while the 200 kg load cell brake encourages confident, repeatable braking. Add the customizable display, RGB telemetry lighting, and extensive pedal adjustments, and you've got a package that happily rewards countless late-night setup experiments. What Sets the Moza R9 + KS Pro + CRP2 Bundle apart? A Setup That Invites Endless Tinkering Unlike many bundles that simply work out of the box and stop there, this combination keeps rewarding experimentation. The CRP2 pedals alone offer more than 1,700 adjustment possibilities, while the KS Pro display, RGB indicators, and MOZA Pit House software let drivers continually refine both hardware and software. Across sim racing communities, owners frequently praise how easy it is to create separate profiles for different cars and racing disciplines. A Wheel That Keeps Information Where Your Eyes Already Are The KS Pro doesn't just provide buttons; it brings telemetry directly onto the wheel through its 2.99-inch display, while programmable RGB lighting delivers shift points and alerts without forcing you to glance away from the apex. Drivers across forums regularly mention that once these features are configured properly, returning to a wheel without onboard information feels surprisingly limiting. Braking That Rewards Consistency The CRP2's 200 kg load cell, aluminum construction, and carbon fiber heel plate create a brake pedal that encourages muscle memory rather than guesswork. Community feedback often highlights how the expanded adjustment range makes it easier to tailor pedal feel for everything from lightweight formula cars to heavier GT machinery, helping drivers build confidence during long race stints. A Strong Entry Into the Wider MOZA Ecosystem The R9 V3 sits in a particularly appealing position within MOZA's lineup, offering enough torque for the vast majority of sim racers while remaining compatible with a broad range of newer MOZA steering wheels and accessories. Owners regularly point out that expanding the setup later with dashboards, shifters, handbrakes, or alternative wheels is refreshingly straightforward. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Strong 9 Nm direct drive delivers detailed steering feedback. PlayStation is not officially supported. CRP2 pedals offer extensive mechanical adjustment options. Pedal customization may overwhelm new users. KS Pro display keeps telemetry easily visible while driving. Solid aluminum construction feels sturdy across the entire bundle. Specifications Specification Value Bundle Contents Moza R9 V3 Wheel Base, Moza KS Pro Steering Wheel, Moza CRP2 Pedals Wheel Base Torque 9 Nm Wheel Base Motor Direct-drive servo motor Wheel Base Housing Aviation-grade aluminum alloy Wireless Communication Wireless power and data transfer Pedal Construction Aerospace-grade aluminum with carbon fiber heel plate Brake Sensor 200 kg load cell Pedal Adjustability Over 1,700 customization options Steering Wheel Grip Soft-touch TPE Steering Wheel Construction Carbon fiber reinforced body Display 2.99-inch customizable display Lighting Programmable RGB lighting system Moza R9 + KS Pro + CRP2 Bundle Compatibility Component Compatibility KS Pro Steering Wheel Compatible with current MOZA wheel bases using the MOZA quick release system. CRP2 Pedals Connect directly to compatible MOZA wheel bases or via USB to a Windows PC. Third-party Pedals Can be mixed with the R9 on PC when connected separately by USB. Third-party Steering Wheels Supported using compatible quick-release adapters where appropriate, though button functions depend on the wheel's own connection method. The bundle sits comfortably inside the MOZA ecosystem, making it easy to expand with compatible shifters, handbrakes, dashboards, and newer MOZA steering wheels. The KS Pro works directly with current MOZA wheel bases, while the CRP2 pedals can connect through the wheel base or directly to a Windows PC via USB. On PC, it's also perfectly reasonable to mix MOZA hardware with compatible pedals or peripherals from other manufacturers. One thing worth remembering is that not every older MOZA product works across every generation. Older V1 steering wheels and early R9 V1 hardware have compatibility limitations, whereas the R9 V3 belongs to the current ecosystem and works with today's supported MOZA steering wheels and accessories. That makes future upgrades much less of a headache. For gaming platforms, the bundle is fully supported on Windows PC and works with a broad selection of modern racing simulators supported by MOZA Pit House. PlayStation is not officially supported. Xbox compatibility depends on using a compatible Xbox-licensed MOZA steering wheel; the KS Pro itself is designed for PC use rather than Xbox.
