Force feedback settings by game and wheelbase
Choose tested force feedback settings for GT7, F1 25, or Le Mans Ultimate on Fanatec GT DD Pro, CSL DD, ClubSport DD, and DD+.
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Choose the guide that matches both your game and wheelbase. A useful preset is a safe starting point, not a universal optimum: rim size, torque mode, platform, firmware, game version, and car can all change how the same values feel.
Copy the published baseline, save it as a separate profile, and test a slow corner, a sustained high-load corner, kerbs, and a straight. Reduce strength if forces flatten into one constant level or become uncomfortable, then change only one filter at a time.
Gran Turismo 7
Use PlayStation-compatible hardware and keep enough gain headroom to preserve detail in loaded corners.
GT7
Fanatec GT DD Pro
Official Fanatec baseline with separate guidance for the 5 Nm supply and 8 Nm Boost Kit.
GT7
Fanatec ClubSport DD+
A conservative FullForce-ready starting point for ClubSport DD+ and the DD Extreme bundle.
GT7 · PS5
Logitech G PRO Racing Wheel
Logitech's official PRO-mode baseline for the PlayStation wheel, with separate race-car and road-car strength checks.
F1 25
Select the correct platform values and do not scale a lower-torque base's percentages directly to stronger hardware.
F1 25
Fanatec CSL DD and GT DD Pro
Official PC and PlayStation settings plus the documented Xbox damping and strength differences.
F1 25
Fanatec ClubSport DD and DD+
Official profiles for the higher-torque bases with clipping checks and safety guidance.
F1 25 · PS5
Logitech G PRO Racing Wheel
Logitech's official F1 25 wheel profile for PlayStation, plus a conservative in-game test baseline.
Le Mans Ultimate
Start with LMU's official calibration guidance, then treat numeric community profiles as a testable baseline.