Very happy with their Moza R12 V2 and doesn't feel the need to upgrade for years.
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- Wheelbase
- Type
- Direct drive
- Torque / brake force
- 12 Nm
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What drivers keep saying · from 3 reviews
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Runs their R12 V2 desk-clamped at 70% with no noticeable flex and it feels great.
About 200 hours each on an R12 V2 and an Alpha EVO; Simagic is better in software, build and FFB.
Went Moza R5, R12 V2, Simagic EVO Pro, Conspit; finds Moza FFB poor next to Simagic and Conspit.
Upgraded from a G29 to the R12 V2 with RS V2P and GS V2P wheels; night and day better.
Has the R12 V2 and finds it a really good base.
Upgraded from a 2015 Thrustmaster TX to the Moza R12 V2 and is blown away by the detail; like going from HD to 4K.
Returned their MOZA R12 V2 because of strange clicking noises, and moved to an all-Asetek setup.
Just got a MOZA R12 V2 and loves it.
Went from an entry-level R3 to the R12 V2 with no concerns or regrets; in 40-minute to 4-hour races it never overheats.
Runs a MOZA R12 V2 managed through SimHub and finds it great; a friend's Simagic base isn't worth the extra cost to them, and their MOZA wheel is much nicer than his Simagic one.
Has run an R12 V2 with a KS wheel and CRP2 pedals for over a year and a half and calls it a solid setup with no urge to upgrade.
Had an R12 V2 for 12 days and liked the software, especially its equalizer and the working SimHub plugin, but returned it along with a KS wheel that had problems.