The profile I actually run on my own MOZA R9 in iRacing, the order to apply it in, and a diagnosis table for when it does not feel right. Every value is labelled by how I know it.
Read the free preview first
The opening section is free, no signup. It also tells you exactly what is tested and what is not.
Read the previewWhat is inside
- The full Pit House Basic Force Effects and iRacing FFB reference profile, with the reason behind each value
- A step-by-step setup order (mechanical, Pit House, iRacing, Auto after 2-3 laps, clipping check)
- Adjusting by car class, with a clear line between what is tested (GT4) and what is a starting point
- A symptom, cause and first-fix table: clipping, oscillation, mud, notchy centre, numbness, crash snap
- Rim inertia, mounting and firmware notes
- A JSON-style backup and test-log worksheet so every change is one change
Who it is for
- You own a MOZA R9 (or are about to buy one) and race iRacing
- You want a repeatable baseline in about 25 minutes and then to stop touching menus
Who it is not for
- Other wheelbases: the values are for a 9 N·m base and would need re-testing
- Anyone expecting lap-time guarantees. There are none.
Tested: set on my own rig and used over hundreds of laps. Method: a procedure that follows from how the sim works. Starting point: a first thing to test that I have not validated on your hardware. No lap-time claims are made, and this is not affiliated with MOZA, iRacing, Kunos or Studio 397.
Get it
Delivery is instant by email once payment clears: a personal link that opens the full pack on any device and never expires (use Print, then Save as PDF for a print copy).
Price will be announced when the pack opens. Email-only notice, no list, no spam.
FAQ
Is this different from the free MOZA R9 settings post?
The free post gives the headline table. The pack adds the procedure and order, class-by-class guidance, the diagnosis table, the reasoning for each value and a log worksheet. If the post already solved it for you, you do not need the pack.
Does it include a Pit House file I can import?
No. Pit House preset files are not something I redistribute. You enter the values yourself (about ten minutes) and save your own preset. The pack includes a plain worksheet, not an import file.
Will it work on other bases?
The method will. The numbers are for a 9 N-m direct drive base, so treat them as starting points elsewhere.