Best Project Motor Racing MOZA Racing Force Feedback Settings

Project Motor Racing is here after what seems like a very long wait! And one of the very first things you’ll want to do is adjust your force feedback settings to improve your feel on track.

If you are using a MOZA Racing wheel, you have a lot of settings to consider. Not only do you have all of the in-game settings found in Project Motor Racing. But you also have the endless settings you can adjust in MOZA’s Pit House software.

In this guide, I’m going to share our recommended force feedback settings for all MOZA wheels in Project Motor Racing.

How to set up a MOZA Racing wheel in Project Motor Racing

Setting up any MOZA wheel in Project Motor Racing is a simple process. When you first start the game with your wheel connected, you’ll be presented with a wheel calibration process. This process will run you through the initial setup to get your wheel configured.

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Simply follow the instructions on screen, such as rotating your steering wheel to 90 degrees, and pressing your shifter inputs. After this, you can head into the Device Input settings to further configure your force feedback settings and button mapping.

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MOZA R3 & R5 Project Motor Racing wheel settings

The settings below are recommended if you have a MOZA R3 wheel. These settings can be used with Project Motor Racing on both PC and Xbox consoles. In the settings below, I’m only including the key wheel settings, and have not included the settings that only affect your controller.

Project Motor Racing In-game settings	R3	R5
Global Force Feedback Gain	100	100
Low Force Boost	10	10
Force Feedback Detail	50	45
Force Feedback Smoothing	0	5
Force Feedback Headroom	100	100
Haptic Strength	0	0
Pit House Setting
Basic Settings
Maximum Limit / Steering Angle	900	900
Soft Limit Stiffness	10	10
Game Force Feedback Intensity	100	100
Maximum Output Torque Limit	100	100
Steering Wheel Inertia	1100	1100
Maximum Wheel Speed	50	50
Advanced Settings
Force Feedback Interpolation	0	0
Natural Damping	0	0
Natural Friction	50	50
Natural Inertia	300	300
Wheel Spring Strength	0	0
Game Spring	0	0
Game Damping	10	10
Game Inertia	50	50
Game Friction	0	0
FFB Effect Equalizer
10Hz	150	150
15Hz	140	140
25Hz	100	100
40Hz	100	100
60Hz	100	100
100Hz	0	0

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MOZA R9 & R12 Project Motor Racing wheel settings

Both the MOZA R9 and R12 offer improved force feedback over the smaller and cheaper R3 and R5. These wheel base offer up to 12Nm of peak torque, which is ideal for Project Motor Racing. Below are our recommended settings for these two direct drive wheels.

Project Motor Racing In-game settings	R9	R12
Global Force Feedback Gain	100	100
Low Force Boost	10	10
Force Feedback Detail	40	40
Force Feedback Smoothing	5	5
Force Feedback Headroom	100	100
Haptic Strength	0	0
Pit House Setting
Basic Settings
Maximum Limit / Steering Angle	900	900
Soft Limit Stiffness	10	10
Game Force Feedback Intensity	100	100
Maximum Output Torque Limit	100	100
Steering Wheel Inertia	1100	1100
Maximum Wheel Speed	40	30
Advanced Settings
Force Feedback Interpolation	0	0
Natural Damping	0	0
Natural Friction	40	40
Natural Inertia	300	300
Wheel Spring Strength	0	0
Game Spring	0	0
Game Damping	10	10
Game Inertia	40	40
Game Friction	0	0
FFB Effect Equalizer
10Hz	140	140
15Hz	140	140
25Hz	100	100
40Hz	100	100
60Hz	90	90
100Hz	0	0

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MOZA R16 & R21 Project Motor Racing wheel settings

Stepping up in performance from the R12, you’ll find the R16 and R21. These two wheel bases were the first ever released by MOZA Racing, and have since been re-released in a Version 2 form. These wheels provide 16 and 21Nm of peak torque respectively, and are great performance-oriented wheels for Project Motor Racing.

Project Motor Racing In-game settings	R16	R21
Global Force Feedback Gain	100	100
Low Force Boost	10	5
Force Feedback Detail	30	30
Force Feedback Smoothing	5	10
Force Feedback Headroom	100	100
Haptic Strength	0	0
Pit House Setting
Basic Settings
Maximum Limit / Steering Angle	900	900
Soft Limit Stiffness	10	10
Game Force Feedback Intensity	100	100
Maximum Output Torque Limit	100	100
Steering Wheel Inertia	1100	1100
Maximum Wheel Speed	40	40
Advanced Settings
Force Feedback Interpolation	0	0
Natural Damping	0	0
Natural Friction	50	50
Natural Inertia	300	300
Wheel Spring Strength	0	0
Game Spring	0	0
Game Damping	0	0
Game Inertia	50	40
Game Friction	0	0
FFB Effect Equalizer
10Hz	130	130
15Hz	130	130
25Hz	100	100
40Hz	100	100
60Hz	100	100
100Hz	0	0

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MOZA R21 & R25 Ultra Project Motor Racing wheel settings

MOZA’s most powerful wheel bases are the most recent releases, the R21 and R25 Ultra. These two wheel bases replace the older R21 as the company’s top-performing wheelbases. They include brand new force feedback algorithms and are designed to compete with performance-focused wheels like the Simucube 3 Sport.

Project Motor Racing In-game settings	R21 Ultra	R25 Ultra
Global Force Feedback Gain	100	100
Low Force Boost	0	0
Force Feedback Detail	25	25
Force Feedback Smoothing	0	0
Force Feedback Headroom	100	100
Haptic Strength	0	0
Pit House Setting
Basic Settings
Maximum Limit / Steering Angle	900	900
Soft Limit Stiffness	10	10
Game Force Feedback Intensity	100	100
Maximum Output Torque Limit	90	75
Steering Wheel Inertia	1100	1100
Maximum Wheel Speed	40	40
Advanced Settings
Force Feedback Interpolation	0	0
Natural Damping	0	0
Natural Friction	50	50
Natural Inertia	300	300
Wheel Spring Strength	0	0
Game Spring	0	0
Game Damping	0	0
Game Inertia	50	40
Game Friction	0	0
FFB Effect Equalizer
10Hz	130	130
15Hz	130	130
25Hz	100	100
40Hz	100	100
60Hz	100	100
100Hz	0	0

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Which MOZA Racing wheel is best for Project Motor Racing?

With so many MOZA racing wheels available, it can be hard to narrow down a single one to recommend for Project Motor Racing. If I were to pick just one from MOZA’s whole catalogue, it would be the MOZA R12. This mid-range wheel is the best balance of performance and value, sitting firmly in the mid-range category.

We do have a complete buyer’s guide for the best racing wheels for Project Motor Racing across a wide range of price budgets. This guide is well worth a read if you are planning on buying a wheel for the new PMR game.

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• Written by Rich Article updated on November 25, 2025 Tags: MOZA Racing, Sim Racing How To Guides, Project Motor Racing

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