Has the Moza R5 Bundle lived up to its hype in real world use? It grabbed attention when it first launched due to its price, capabilities, and availability.
In this video I discuss build quality, moza r5 console compatibility, software issues & more!
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clipping is not an issue whatsoever, you just need to lower ingame FFB, you shouldn’t fight the steering wheel in the game (high Nm FFB), the steering wheel should convey information to you, that’s the main thing, and it doing it very well with 5.5 Nm
as a starter setup, the R5 bundle is the best budget simracing setup. good enough power to get you to all driving sims and for novice to intermediate users. it’s the budget middleground for simracing. I would have opted for an R9 V3 for more serious racing but that means investing on higher end pedals, clamps and wheels. as an upgrade since the SRP-Lite felt too weak for immersive experience, I bought some 2 pedal mods that cost me $25 for dampers and force resistance for a more realistic feel and a $100 for a TM shifter. all I have to do now is invest on a racing chair and some bolts on my racing stand to keep the pedals from tipping.
Nobody’s ever happy anymore and everyone’s critic. You can’t please em all. Just be happy with what you got. Just because they range from R3-R12 doesn’t mean you need the best one. The R5 is what I’m getting because all the other stuff doesn’t come with pedals and it’s expensive. I’m only getting what’s practical for me and what I can afford.
Don’t listen to these content creators just get what is relevant to you. Not because someone advised you to upgrade.