Alien Mods SRP Lite Load Cell Kit for Moza SRP Lite Pedals Brake Upgrade

* MOD IS CURRENTLY ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH PERFORMANCE LITE KITS PURCHASED BEFORE MARCH 2026 - PARTS ARE IN ROUTE TO MAKE ALL MODS AFTER MARCH 2026 COMPATIBLE *

Upgrade your Moza SRP Lite pedals with a load cell brake upgrade designed to deliver consistent braking force and improved control. Built for sim racers who want more precision without replacing their entire pedal set.

KEY BENEFITS

• Develop consistent braking muscle memory for repeatable lap times
• Improve threshold braking accuracy without locking up
• Gain more control under heavy braking zones and trail braking
• Upgrade entry-level pedals into a more competitive setup
• Reduce inconsistency caused by position-based braking inputs

WHO IT’S FOR
This upgrade is designed for beginner to intermediate sim racers using Moza SRP Lite pedals from R3 and R5 bundles who want more realistic braking feel. It is ideal for drivers focused on improving lap consistency, racecraft, and braking confidence without investing in a full pedal upgrade.

KEY FEATURES
The Alien Mods SRP Lite Load Cell Kit converts the standard position-based brake input into a force-based system, allowing braking to be controlled by pressure instead of pedal travel. Each unit is hand-assembled, tested, and tuned for consistent performance out of the box. The kit is designed specifically for compatibility with SRP Lite pedals and requires the SRP Lite Performance Kit for installation.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Compatibility: Moza SRP Lite pedals (R3 and R5 bundles)
• Input type: Load cell force-based braking
• Build: Hand-assembled and tested
• Installation requirement: Requires SRP Lite Performance Kit
• Use case: Brake pedal upgrade for sim racing

REAL-WORLD USE / EXPERIENCE
On track, this upgrade changes how braking feels immediately. Instead of guessing pedal position, you apply pressure based on feel, making it easier to hit the same braking point every lap. Trail braking becomes more controlled, and threshold braking feels more natural and predictable, especially during longer sessions where consistency matters most.