Looking for the best settings for your newly unboxed Thrustmaster steering wheel?
In this guide, we’ll go over the entire process of how to configure your Thrustmaster wheel in Assetto Corsa Competizione for unlocking pure performance.
In fact, purchasing one of the best wheels on the market isn’t gonna improve your lap times if the settings are all over the place…
You’ll in fact want the wheel FFB, deadzone, linearity, sensitivity and saturation to be on point if you wish to get really fast and win dozens of online races.
A proper combination will also allow you to be more consistent with your driving over time, since you’ll be able to feel exactly how the car is reacting to your steering inputs.
So having said that, let’s get right into it!
Table of Contents
- How to change Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC
- Recommended ACC Thrustmaster wheel settings
- Thrustmaster T300 ACC settings
- Thrustmaster TSPC ACC settings
- Thrustmaster T150 ACC settings
- Thrustmaster TX ACC settings
- Thrustmaster TMX ACC settings
- Thrustmaster TGT ACC settings
- General Thrustamster settings considerations
- Conclusion
- ACC Thrustmaster wheel Settings FAQ
- How do I access and change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC)?
- What are the general settings recommendations for Thrustmaster wheels in ACC?
- How do I optimize Thrustmaster T300 settings for ACC?
- What are the best settings for the Thrustmaster TSPC in ACC?
- Can I customize Thrustmaster wheel settings based on my driving style?
- What is the importance of correctly setting up a Thrustmaster wheel in ACC?
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How to change Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC
In order for you to change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC you’ll have to open the “options” menu in ACC, then go to “controls”, “Wheel”, and finally head over to “Force Feedback” and “Advanced” to change the settings of your Thrustmaster steering.
Recommended ACC Thrustmaster wheel 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 Thrustmaster 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 Thrustmaster dashboard (screenshot below).
Make sure the rotation angle is set to 900° for each Thrustmaster wheel and that all the other values above are set to 100% apart from the strength at 75%.
- Overall Strength of forces: 75%
- Constant: 100%
- Periodic: 100%
- Spring: 100%
- Auto centre: by the game
Now that we’ve done that, we’re ready to get started with our wheel settings for each different Thrustmaster steering wheel.
Thrustmaster T300 ACC settings
- Gain = 92%
- Minimum Force = 0%
- Dynamic Dampening = 100%
- Road Effects = 0%
- Frequency = 333Hz
- Steer lock = 900⁰
- Steer Linearity = 1.00
- Brake Gamma = 2.00
- Gear shift Debounce = 50ms
Thrustmaster TSPC ACC settings
- Gain = 95%
- Minimum Force = 7%
- Dynamic Dampening = 100%
- Road Effects = 40%
- Frequency = 333Hz
- Steer lock = 900⁰
- Steer Linearity = 1.00
- Brake Gamma = 1.00
- Gear shift Debounce = 50ms
Thrustmaster T150 ACC settings
- Gain = 80%
- 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
Thrustmaster TX ACC settings
- Gain = 85%
- Minimum Force = 5%
- Dynamic Dampening = 100%
- Road Effects = 0%
- Frequency = 333Hz
- Steer lock = 1080⁰
- Steer Linearity = 1.00
- Brake Gamma = 1.00
- Gear shift Debounce = 50ms
Thrustmaster TMX ACC settings
- Gain = 90%
- 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
Thrustmaster TGT ACC settings
- Gain = 95%
- 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
General Thrustamster settings considerations
So as you can see the majority of the settings are pretty much the same for each wheel model, with some minor variations.
The main differences are in the FFB gain force since each will demand a custom set based on how much force the wheelbase is actually able to generate on its own.
As a rule of thumb, the more advanced the wheelbase and the least amount of FFB gain you’ll need to run since the wheelbase will already be capable of delivering great strength and resistance, so you won’t have to artificially add it yourself from the settings.
On the other hand, lower-end wheelbases like the Logitec G29 & G920 will need really high values of FFB gains since they will not be able to reproduce the feedback on their own.
Hope that makes sense. 🙂
Regardless, once you start from these recommended settings you can then experiment yourself and see whether you’d like the wheel to feel a little bit harder or softer while driving.
It’s totally up to you. 🙂
Conclusion
So here were our recommended settings for each of the Thrustmaster wheel models that are currently compatible with ACC.
Hopefully, as you’ll go through the process of fine-tuning these settings to your own liking you’ll find that perfect sweet spot where the driving feels just right and you’ll be able to improve your lap times.
Good luck and we’ll see you on track!
ACC Thrustmaster wheel Settings FAQ
How do I access and change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC)?
To change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC, navigate to the “options” menu within the game. From there, proceed to “controls”, then “Wheel”, and finally, access “Force Feedback” and “Advanced”. This pathway allows you to modify the settings of your Thrustmaster steering wheel.
What are the general settings recommendations for Thrustmaster wheels in ACC?
For Thrustmaster wheels in ACC, the general settings recommendations include setting the rotation angle to 900° and adjusting all other values to 100%, except for the strength, which should be at 75%. This includes 75% overall strength of forces, 100% constant, periodic, and spring, with auto centre set by the game.
How do I optimize Thrustmaster T300 settings for ACC?
For the Thrustmaster T300 in ACC, the recommended settings are: Gain at 92%, Minimum Force at 0%, Dynamic Dampening at 100%, Road Effects at 0%, Frequency at 333Hz, Steer lock at 900⁰, Steer Linearity at 1.00, Brake Gamma at 2.00, and Gear shift Debounce at 50ms.
What are the best settings for the Thrustmaster TSPC in ACC?
For the Thrustmaster TSPC in ACC, set Gain to 95%, Minimum Force to 7%, Dynamic Dampening to 100%, Road Effects to 40%, Frequency to 333Hz, Steer lock to 900⁰, Steer Linearity to 1.00, Brake Gamma to 1.00, and Gear shift Debounce to 50ms.
Can I customize Thrustmaster wheel settings based on my driving style?
Yes, you can customize Thrustmaster wheel settings based on your driving style. While the article provides recommended settings, they serve as a starting point. You can experiment with these settings to find a balance that feels right for your driving style, whether you prefer a harder or softer wheel feel.
What is the importance of correctly setting up a Thrustmaster wheel in ACC?
Correctly setting up a Thrustmaster wheel in ACC is crucial for enhancing your racing performance. Properly configured settings ensure that the wheel’s Force Feedback (FFB), deadzone, linearity, sensitivity, and saturation are optimal. This not only helps in achieving faster lap times but also contributes to consistent driving by accurately conveying how the car reacts to your steering inputs.
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