MOZA Racing has officially launched its PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback system, adding configurable vibrations for ABS, traction control, wheel slip and other vehicle effects. The complete kit costs €45 in Europe.
MOZA Racing has officially introduced the PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module, following its public announcement on August 26. The new accessory adds tactile feedback directly to compatible sim racing pedals, with the complete MOZA Pedal Haptic Feedback Kit priced at €45 in the European store.
The system uses a compact motor capable of operating between 0 and 100 Hz, allowing different vibrations to represent ABS activation, traction control, engine RPM, wheel lock-up, wheel slip and gear shifts. A PHF module can be installed on the throttle, brake or clutch rather than being restricted to a single pedal.
Compatible With SR-P, SRP2 and CRP2 Pedals
MOZA officially lists compatibility with its SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2 and CRP2 pedal sets. Configuration and effect behaviour are handled through the MOZA ecosystem, allowing users to customize the tactile information delivered through each installed module.
The complete €45 kit includes one PHF Haptic Feedback Module and one PHF Control Box, alongside the required power adapter, USB, RJ11 and RJ45 cables. The Control Box can connect directly to a PC or through a compatible MOZA wheelbase.
Additional PHF modules are available separately for €23 each, allowing users who already own the Control Box to add haptic feedback to another pedal. The Control Box is required for the modules to operate.
MOZA also states that third-party passive pedal sets can potentially use the PHF system through a direct PC connection, although this requires custom user-designed mounting solutions rather than official MOZA brackets.
Estimated Shipping Begins in September
MOZA’s European store currently lists an estimated dispatch window of mid-September 2026 for both the complete kit and individual modules.
Unlike an active pedal system, the PHF does not physically change pedal resistance or travel. Instead, it adds tactile vibration to communicate events from the simulated car, providing a lower-cost way of introducing effects such as ABS pulsing or tyre slip into an existing pedal setup.
The MOZA Pedal Haptic Feedback Kit is available to order now for €45 in Europe, while individual expansion modules cost €23.
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