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MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket
- enhances stability for SRP2 pedals when used on the floor.
- Braces the pedal rear against a wall, preventing sliding during intense use for a more controlled and immersive driving experience.
- Quick to install with included bolts and wrench, the bracket supports lateral adjustment to match pedal spacing, and is crafted from high-strength steel to withstand heavy, repeated use without bending or deformation.
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- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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The MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket is a steel brace for SRP2 pedals used on the floor, helping keep them from sliding by supporting their rear against a wall; it suits sim racers who want a steadier pedal setup during intense driving.
Recommended For
- SRP2 owners who use their pedals on the floor and find the set creeping forward when they brake hard.
- Desk-based sim racers using an office chair instead of a cockpit who want to keep floor-placed SRP2 pedals steadier during sessions.
- Floor-setup users who can place the SRP2 pedals against a wall and want the wall to brace the pedal set against forward movement.
- SRP2 owners who have adjusted pedal spacing and want a rear brace that can be adjusted laterally to match it.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When you race with SRP2 pedals on the floor instead of a cockpit, brace the pedal rear against a nearby wall to help keep the set from sliding as you brake.
- If firm, repeated braking makes your floor-mounted pedals creep forward, use the bracket as a rear stop against the wall to help keep the pedals in position during a session.
- When setting up the SRP2 pedals for a different foot stance, adjust the bracket laterally to match the pedal spacing, then position it against the wall for floor use.
- For a temporary home sim-racing setup that you assemble near a wall, install the bracket with the included hardware to add rear support without relying on a permanent cockpit mount.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | MOZA SRP2 pedal users seeking rear support for floor use |
| Brand And Manufacturer | MOZA RACING, manufactured by Moza |
| Package Contents | 1 item |
| Power Requirements | Batteries are not required or included |
Reference Q&A
Q: Do I need the MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket if I use my SRP2 pedals on the floor?
A: Choose the bracket if you use SRP2 pedals on the floor and want added support against a wall during hard braking. The pedals have anti-slip pads, so the bracket is optional; it adds a rear brace for floor setups. ([us.mozaracing.com](https://us.mozaracing.com/products/srp2-rear-support-bracket?utm_source=openai))
Q: Should I buy the bracket or mount my SRP2 pedals to a cockpit or wheel stand?
A: Choose the bracket for a floor-based setup where the rear of the pedals can brace against a wall. If you already mount the pedals securely to a cockpit or wheel stand, the bracket is generally unnecessary; it is designed to add stability for floor use. ([us.mozaracing.com](https://us.mozaracing.com/products/srp2-rear-support-bracket?utm_source=openai))
Q: Does the MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket fit the older MOZA SR-P pedals?
A: MOZA describes this bracket as an SRP2 accessory, and the available official information does not confirm compatibility with the older SR-P pedals. If you have SR-P pedals, verify compatibility with MOZA before buying rather than assuming the bracket will fit. ([us.mozaracing.com](https://us.mozaracing.com/products/srp2-rear-support-bracket?utm_source=openai))
Q: What does the MOZA SRP2 Rear Support Bracket do?
A: It braces the rear of SRP2 pedals against a wall to help stop them sliding forward during use. It is intended for floor-based setups, not as a pedal mounting kit for a cockpit.
Q: Do I need this bracket if my SRP2 pedals sit on the floor?
A: It may be useful if your floor-mounted pedals shift during braking and you have a wall behind them to brace against. If the pedals are already secured to a cockpit or stand, the bracket is generally unnecessary.
Q: Does the rear support bracket need to press against a wall?
A: Yes. The bracket is designed to brace the rear of the pedals against a wall. Without a suitable wall behind the pedals, it may not provide the intended support.
Q: Is it difficult to install, and are the tools included?
A: The bracket is described as quick to install and includes mounting bolts and a wrench. Its lateral adjustment helps match the spacing of the pedals.
Q: Will the SRP2 Rear Support Bracket help stop pedals sliding on the floor during hard braking?
A: It is designed to brace the rear of SRP2 pedals against a wall, helping keep them from sliding during use. It is most relevant if your pedals sit loose on the floor and you have a wall behind them.
Q: Is this bracket useful if I use the SRP2 pedals without a racing rig?
A: It may suit a floor-based setup without a rig if the pedals can sit against a wall. Community discussions also mention securing pedals to a board as an alternative, so the bracket is not the only way to stabilize a floor setup.
Q: Do I need the bracket if my pedals are already secured to a stand or board?
A: Probably not if your current mounting keeps the pedals stable. The bracket is intended as added rear support for floor use; users also discuss mounting pedals to a board or stand as other ways to address movement.