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Asetek La Prima and Moza R21 Wheel Base both offer Direct Drive technology, making them suitable for serious sim racers. The Asetek La Prima boasts a slightly higher torque of 12Nm compared to the Moza R21's 21Nm. Both wheel bases are PC-compatible and feature standard Quick Releases.
I've seen users complain about notchiness in the Moza R21, particularly when it's powered down or not in use with a steering wheel. It's like they're trying to make excuses for their subpar design. I know some folks who swear by the Asetek La Prima, but let me tell you, there are issues. Users have reported problems with customer support, and I've heard horror stories about returned products and defective pedals. The big problem here is the Invicta pedal set - some people love it, while others despise its uncontrollable brake inputs. It's a matter of taste, but if you value smooth, precise control, you might want to steer clear. And don't even get me started on the Moza R9 and its freezing mid-game issues.
If you're looking for raw power and performance, the Moza R21 is the clear winner - it's a premium product that delivers on its promises. However, if you value reliability and are willing to sacrifice some torque, I'd recommend the Asetek La Prima. It's not perfect, but at least it doesn't have the same level of reported issues as the Moza R21. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference - do you want the best on paper or a more affordable option with its own set of problems?