Best Project Motor Racing Simucube Force Feedback Settings

Simucube is often seen as the go-to wheel base manufacturer when money is no object. Their range of Simucube 2 wheel bases really became the best available thanks to the incredible force feedback. Now, we have the Simucube 3 lineup as well as the older Simucube 2 bases, and any Simucube wheel is ideal for the realism found in Project Motor Racing.

In this guide, I’ll share our recommended Simucube wheel settings for Project Motor Racing. I’ll run through every Simucube wheel base including both SC2 and SC3 lineups.

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How to set up a Simucube racing wheel in Project Motor Racing

Simucube wheel bases are incredibly easy to set up. You will need to use the Simucube Tuner software to update and run your wheel base which is a free piece of software. With Tuner installed, and your wheel base powered on, you’ll be asked to calibrate your wheel when first starting Project Motor Racing.

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This is a simple process of following the on screen instructions, just like you would when setting up iRacing. After this, you can head into the device input settings to further tailor your force feedback. I’d recommend using the specific settings for your wheel base that I recommend below. For example, the Sport and Pro wheel bases have slightly different setting recommendations.

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Simucube Project Motor Racing wheel settings

Below are our recommended Project Motor Racing wheel settings for the Simucube 2 Sport, Pro and Ultimate wheel bases.

Project Motor Racing In-game settings	Sport	Pro	Ultimate
Global Force Feedback Gain	90	70	40
Low Force Boost	0	0	0
Force Feedback Detail	50	50	50
Force Feedback Smoothing	0	0	5
Force Feedback Headroom	120	120	120
Haptic Strength	50	50	50

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Simucube Tuner / True Drive settings

As well as updating the force feedback settings in Project Motor Racing, you can also update your wheel base settings directly in the Tuner software. These can also be changed if you are still using the older True Drive software.

Simucube Tuner Setting	Sport	Pro	Ultimate
Basic Settings
Max Strength	100%	100%	100%
Steering Range	900	900	900
Mechanical Feel
Damping	12	15	15
Friction	10	10	10
Inertia	5	10	10
Centering Force	0	0	0
Smoothness
Reconstruction Filter	3	4	4
Slew Rate Limit	2.8	2.8	2.8
Torque Bandwidth	2200Hz	2200Hz	2200Hz
Advanced
Static Force Reduction	0	0	0
Ultra Low Latency	20	20	20
Torque Linearity	1.0	1.0	1.0
Bumpstop Feel	Soft	Soft	Soft
Bumpstop Range	900	900	900
Notch Filter
Centering Frequency	Off	Off	Off
Game Effects
Damping	35	50	50
Friction	60	65	70
Spring	100	100	100
Sine Wave	100	100	100
Square Wave	100	100	100
Sawtooth Wave	100	100	100
Triangle Wave	100	100	100

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Which Simucube wheel is best for Le Mans Ultimate?

With the Simucube 3 wheel bases being released in 2026, choosing one of the new generation could be an attractive option. However, given their price reduction, and the fantastic quality of the force feedback of the older SC2 wheels. I’d recommend choosing the Simucube 2 Pro wheel base for Project Motor Racing.

It still outperforms many other wheel bases launched since it was released. And it makes for the ideal high-end wheel option to experience the realism in Project Motor Racing.

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• Written by Rich Article updated on November 27, 2025 Tags: Sim Racing How To Guides, Simucube, Project Motor Racing

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