Here is a definitive list of the best racing wheel force feedback settings for the most popular sim racing titles. Find our recommended FFB settings for each game, as well as the official wheel settings from each sim racing brand.
Finding the best wheel and force feedback settings for a specific racing wheel and game combination can be a game of trial and error. Various content creators, brands and manufacturers have recommendations for the best wheel settings for specific games and racing wheels. We’ve created this resource hub to be a complete library of force feedback settings for every racing wheel and every sim racing title.
You can change your force feedback setting for your racing wheel both in game, and using the correct software. Most sim raicng brands have their own software that allows you to change settings and update your racing wheel. You can change the force feedback settings in this software, and in the racing game’s settings.
You can sim race without ever touching the wheel settings. However, it is advisable to change the settings to get the best performance from your wheel. You can adjust the force feedback to be stronger or weaker using the settings, as well as individually tuning different parts of your wheel and the force feedback.
You can calibrate most sim racing wheels using the manufacturer’s software. Each brand has its own software, and that’s where you can update your wheel’s firmware and calibrate your wheel.
With every sim raicng game using different physics and game engines, your racing wheel will never feel exactly the same from one game to another. It can be a good idea to tweak the settings for each game, and save a custom preset for your wheel.
Asetek FFB Settings
Fanatec FFB Settings
Logitech FFB Settings
Simucube FFB Settings
Thrustmaster FFB Settings
MOZA Racing FFB Settings
