Complete Fanatec Wheel Settings For ACC

Looking for the best settings for your newly unboxed Fanatec steering wheel?

In this guide, we’ll go over the step-by-step process of how to configure your Fanatec wheel in Assetto Corsa Competizione for unlocking pure performance.

In fact, purchasing the best wheel on the market isn’t gonna improve your lap times if the settings are all over the place.

You’ll want the wheel FFB, deadzone, linearity and saturation to be on point if you wish to get really fast and win dozens of online races.

We’ve also followed some instructions from the Fanatec official forum so that we could share with you all the best settings for each Fanatec wheel model, from the Podium F1 DD1/DD2 to the Fanatec CSL Elite and DD wheelbase.

So having said that, let’s get right into it!

How to change Fanatec wheel settings in ACC

In order for you to change the Fanatec wheel settings in ACC you’ll have to open the “options” tab in ACC, then go to “controls”, “Wheel”, and finally head over to “Force Feedback” and “Advanced” to change the settings of your Fanatec steering.

This whole process shouldn’t take longer than 2 minutes and you’ll be able to test you new FFB and pedal settings in no time.

ACC Fanatec Wheel & Pedal Settings

Now that we know where to change our wheel settings, let’s start with the basics and configure the in-game wheel settings for each Fanatec model.

We’re gonna have a look at both the ACC in-game settings as well as the “tuning menu settings” that you can find in the Fanatec dashboard (screenshot below).

Fanatec CSL DD ACC settings

• Gain = 70%
• Minimum Force = 0%
• Dynamic Dampening = 100%
• Road Effects = 0%
• Frequency = 333Hz
• Steer lock = 1080⁰
• Steer Linearity = 1.00
• Brake Gamma = 1.00
• Gear shift Debounce = 50ms

CSL DD Tuning Menu Settings:

• SEN = 1080
• FF = 100
• FFS = Peak
• NDP = 20
• NFR = Off
• NIN = 3
• INT = 4
• FEI = 100
• FOR = 100
• SPR = 100
• DPR = 50
• BLI = As you prefer
• SHO = 100
• BRF = As you prefer

Fanatec Elite Wheelbase (V1) ACC settings

• Gain = 70%
• Minimum Force = 0%
• Dynamic Dampening = 100%
• Road Effects = 0%
• Frequency = 333Hz
• Steer lock = 1080⁰
• Steer Linearity = 1.00
• Brake Gamma = 1.00
• Gear shift Debounce = 50ms

Fanatec Elite (V1) Tuning Menu

• SEN = 1080
• FF = 100
• SHO = 100
• BLI = As you prefer
• DRI = 003
• FOR = 100
• SPR = 100
• DPR = 100
• BRF = As you prefer
• FEI = 100

ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5 ACC settings

• Gain = 70%
• Minimum Force = 0%
• Dynamic Dampening = 100%
• Road Effects = 0%
• Frequency = 333Hz
• Steer lock = 900⁰
• Steer Linearity = 1.00
• Brake Gamma = 1.00
• Gear shift Debounce = 50ms

ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5 Tuning menu

• SEN = 900
• FF = 100
• SHO = 100
• BLI = As you prefer
• DRI = -01
• FOR = 100
• SPR = 100
• DPR = 100
• BRF = As you prefer
• FEI = 100

Podium Wheel Base DD2 ACC settings

• Gain = 60%
• Minimum Force = 0%
• Dynamic Dampening = 100%
• Road Effects = 0%
• Frequency = 333Hz
• Steer lock = 1080⁰
• Steer Linearity = 1.00
• Brake Gamma = 1.00
• Gear shift Debounce = 50ms

Podium Wheel Base DD2 Tuning Menu

• SEN = 1080
• FF = 45
• FFS = Peak
• NDP = 15
• NFR = 2
• NIN = 3
• INT = 2
• FEI = 100
• FOR = 100
• SPR = 100
• DPR = 100
• BLI = As you prefer
• SHO = 100
• BRF = As you prefer

Podium Wheel Base DD1 ACC settings

• Gain = 60%
• Minimum Force = 0%
• Dynamic Dampening = 100%
• Road Effects = 0%
• Frequency = 333Hz
• Steer lock = 1080⁰
• Steer Linearity = 1.00
• Brake Gamma = 1.00
• Gear shift Debounce = 50ms

Podium Wheel Base DD1 Tuning Menu

• SEN = 1080
• FF = 45
• FFS = Peak
• NDP = 15
• NFR = 2
• NIN = 3
• INT = 2
• FEI = 100
• FOR = 100
• SPR = 100
• DPR = 100
• BLI = As you prefer
• SHO = 100
• BRF = As you prefer

So as you can see, despite all Fanatec models being relatively similar in terms of both in-game and tuning menu settings, it’s good to know that each is slightly different and that by following this guide you’ll be able to tune your Fanatec wheel model to perfection.

The gain level is always around 60%-80% depending on the wheel and the maximum steer lock is again between 900° and 1080°.

As for the dynamic dampening, it’s generally good to leave it at 100% as this setting tends to perform best when at maximum.

Conclusion

So here were all the Fanatec wheel settings that you’ll need to change in order to get the best out of your ACC experience.

Do keep in mind that these are just good wheel settings to start and that you might want to further adjust them to your own liking and driving style if you wish.

We hope that this guide was of some help to you and that you’ll be able to apply these Fanatec wheel settings with ease.

Good luck and we’ll see you on track! 🙂

ACC Fanatec Wheel Settings FAQs

How Do You Configure Fanatec Wheel Settings in ACC?

To configure Fanatec wheel settings in ACC, navigate to the “options” tab, then to “controls”, “Wheel”, and finally to “Force Feedback” and “Advanced”. This process allows you to adjust the Fanatec steering settings for optimal performance.

What are the Recommended Fanatec CSL DD ACC Settings?

For the Fanatec CSL DD in ACC, the recommended settings include Gain at 70%, Minimum Force at 0%, Dynamic Dampening at 100%, Road Effects at 0%, Frequency at 333Hz, Steer Lock at 1080°, Steer Linearity at 1.00, and Brake Gamma at 1.00. The Tuning Menu Settings include SEN at 1080, FF at 100, FFS at Peak, and various other specific adjustments.

What Settings Should You Use for the Fanatec Elite Wheelbase (V1) in ACC?

For the Fanatec Elite Wheelbase (V1), the ACC settings are similar to the CSL DD, with Gain, Minimum Force, Dynamic Dampening, Road Effects, Frequency, Steer Lock, Steer Linearity, and Brake Gamma at the same levels. The Tuning Menu includes specific settings like SEN at 1080, FF at 100, SHO at 100, and others.

How to Set Up the ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5 in ACC?

For the ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5, the ACC settings are Gain at 70%, Minimum Force at 0%, Dynamic Dampening at 100%, Road Effects at 0%, Frequency at 333Hz, Steer Lock at 900°, Steer Linearity at 1.00, and Brake Gamma at 1.00. The Tuning Menu includes SEN at 900, FF at 100, SHO at 100, and other specific settings.

What are the Optimal Settings for the Podium Wheel Base DD2 in ACC?

For the Podium Wheel Base DD2, set Gain at 60%, Minimum Force at 0%, Dynamic Dampening at 100%, Road Effects at 0%, Frequency at 333Hz, Steer Lock at 1080°, Steer Linearity at 1.00, and Brake Gamma at 1.00. The Tuning Menu should be adjusted with SEN at 1080, FF at 45, FFS at Peak, and other specific settings.

Are the Settings for the Podium Wheel Base DD1 Different in ACC?

The settings for the Podium Wheel Base DD1 in ACC are similar to the DD2, with Gain at 60%, Minimum Force at 0%, Dynamic Dampening at 100%, Road Effects at 0%, Frequency at 333Hz, Steer Lock at 1080°, Steer Linearity at 1.00, and Brake Gamma at 1.00. The Tuning Menu settings are also similar to the DD2.

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