Best Le Mans Ultimate Asetek Force Feedback Settings

There are a lot of similarities between Asetek and Simucube. Much like Simucube before them, Asetek has a lineup of three high-performance direct drive wheel bases. The force feedback that all of these wheels create is also incredibly impressive.

Due to the high performance and realistic FFB, Asetek wheels are perfect for a sim racing title such as Le Mans Ultimate where realism is at the heart of the physics. All three of Asetek’s wheel bases are compatible with LMU.

I’m going to share our recommended wheel settings for Le Mans Ultimate for all Asetek wheel bases. I’ll look at recommended RaceHub settings, as well as the in game LMU wheel settings for each racing wheel.

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How to set up an Asetek racing wheel in Le Mans Ultimate

Setting up an Asetek wheel for Le Mans Ultimate is a relatively straight forward process. With your wheel mounted and connected to your PC, first open RaceHub and check for any firmware updates. With that complete, you can proceed to enter our recommended FFB settings into RaceHub.

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Then, start LMU and head into the controls settings menu. Copy our wheel settings into the game to get the best overall sim racing experience. Finally, you will have to configure your inputs and button mapping, like you would with any racing wheel in LMU. With that complete, you can hit the track in any of the GT3 or hypercars to test out the settings.

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Asetek Le Mans Ultimate wheel settings

Below are all of our recommended Asetek wheel settings for Le Mans Ultiamte. You’ll find three columns in the table below, each one for a different Asetek wheel. We’d recommend using the correct set of settings for your wheel, as some settings can be different between the La Prima, Forte and Invicta wheels.

Le Mans Ultimate In-game settings	La Prima	Forte	Invicta
Force Feedback Effects	On	On	On
Force Feedback Strength	60	50	40
Force Feedback Smoothing	2	2	3
Minimum Steering Torque	0	0	0
Collision Strength	80	70	60
Steering torque Sensitivity	100	100	100
Constant Steering Force Effect	Off	Off	Off

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Asetek RaceHub settings

Asetek uses its own software called RaceHub to allow you to make changes to the racing wheel directly. In this apop, you can check for firmware updates and change various customisation and FFB settings. Below are our recommended RaceHub settings for each of Asetek’s three wheel bases, set up for Le Mans Ultimate.

RaceHub Setting	La Prima	Forte	Invicta
Steering Range	900°	900°	900°
Bumpstop Hardness	Soft	Soft	Soft
Bumpstop Range	0°	0°	0°
High Frequency Limit	2200Hz	2200Hz	2200Hz
Damping	10%	10%	15%
Friction	15%	15%	15%
Inertia	5%	5%	5%
Cornering Force Assist	0%	0%	0%
Overall Force	16Nm	18Nm	23Nm
Torque Behavior Prediction	0	0	0
Torque Acceleration Limit	1.5 Nm/ms	1.5 Nm/ms	1.5 Nm/ms
Anti-Oscillation	0%	0%	0%

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Which Asetek racing wheel is best for Le Mans Ultimate?

Asetek’s lineup of wheel bases is excellent, and you really can’t go wrong with any of the three direct drive wheels available. The La Prima is the most budget-frienbly, although, it is still on the premium end of racing wheels. The Forte wheel is an excellent middle ground, while the Invicta is an incredibly high performane wheel.

I have used all three bases, and the Forte wheel base is the one I use most often. It has the perfect combination of high performance and value. The Invicta wheel base sits a little too high in its price range to be considered good value, while the La Prima can sometimes lack that final bit of performance.

No matter which Asetek wheel you choose, you won’t be disappointed, as they boast some of the best force feedback performance available from any brand.

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