ACC Thrustmaster Settings (T300, TSPC, T150, TX, TMX & TGT)

ACC Thrustmaster Settings (T300, TSPC, T150, TX, TMX & TGT)
Author Alessio Lorandi
Alessio Lorandi
April 11, 2022

Have you just unparked your Thrustmaster steering wheel and wish to know its most suitable settings?

This is a step by step how to take advantage of your Thrustmaster wheel in ACC in this case, how to configure such in order to achieve sheer performance.

In reality, acquiring one of the top wheels available on the market will not help you lap faster if the settings are all messed up…

You will in fact want the wheel FFB, deadzone, linearity, sensitivity and saturation to be on point if you wish to be really quick and win a great deal of online races.

This will help you not only improve your hot lap times, but also help you drive in a more consistent manner because you will know exactly how much steering you are getting out of the car based on the input.

With that being said, let’s jump right into it!

How to change Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC

To change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC first you have to go to options and in options to controlles, and then Wheel and scroll down to Force Feedback and Advanced in order to modify your Thrustmaster steering settings.

Recommended ACC Thrustmaster wheel settings

Having established where to change the wheel settings for the game, it is time to focus on the quite straightforward and set up the in-game wheel configurations for every Thrustmaster version.

Thrustmaster ACC wheel settings

In this section, we’re going to examine the in-game ACC settings as well as the tuning menu settings which can be found on the Thrustmaster dashboard.

Thrustmaster wheel settings

Without common P820 and other drivers locate the tuning part of your Wheel and make sure the angle of rotation is set at 900 degrees. All this applies to the other values above 100% except for strength at 75%.

  • Overall Strength of forces: 75%.
  • Constant: 100 %.
  • Periodic: 100 %.
  • Spring: 100 %.
  • Auto centre: by the game.

Now that we have done that, we are going to move on to the Thrustmaster steering wheel one by one and do our adjustments as per the steering wheel model.

Thrustmaster T300 ACC settings

Thrustmaster ACC settings

  • Gain = 92%
  • Minimum Force = 0%
  • Dynamic Dampening = 100%
  • Road Effects = 0%
  • Frequency = 333
  • Hz Steer lock = 900­°
  • 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 = 333
  • Hz Steer lock = 900­°
  • Steer Linearity = 1.00
  • Gamer Gama = 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

Looking at the settings table, you will notice that most of the settings are practically identical for a particular wheel model with slight difference.

The greatest exception is in the FFB gain force because each will need a unique demand depending on what amount of force does the wheelbase itself has.

As a rule of thumb, the more advanced the wheelbase is the less amount of FFB gain will be required to be run since the wheelbase would already be able to provide a robust strength and resistance so that you would in set unable to increase it artificially from the settings.

On the other hand, low-end wheelbases like the Logitec G29 & G920 will require lots of FFB gains because these wheelbases will be limited and will not be able to provide the feedback by themselves.

Conclusion

However, there arises the question that once you start from these recommended settings will you try and see if you would like the wheel to be a fraction harder or softer when driving.

ACC Thrustmaster wheel Settings FAQ

How do I access and change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC)?

In conclusion therefore, these were our suggested settings for each of the Thrustmaster wheel models which are presently compatible with ACC.

Hopefully, as you’ll let yourself play around with these settings you’ll also find the right balance where you’ll be able to properly enjoy the driving experience and thus better your best lap times.

What are the general settings recommendations for Thrustmaster wheels in ACC?

How do I change and where can I access the setting for the steering wheel which is the Thrustmaster in the game Assetto Corsa Competizione?

How do I optimize Thrustmaster T300 settings for ACC?

To change the Thrustmaster wheel settings in ACC you have to go to the game options. Then you go to controls, then Wheel, then select Force Feedback and then Advanced. This is how you will change the settings of your Thrustmaster steering wheel.

What are the best settings for the Thrustmaster TSPC in ACC?

The recommended settings around the Thrustmaster T300 in the game ACC includes: Gain 92%, Minimum Force 0%, Dynamic Dampening 100%, Road Effects 0%, Frequency 333 Hz, Steer lock 900⁰, Steer Linearity restraint 1.00, Brake Gamma 2.00 and Gear shift Debounce time 50ms.

Can I customize Thrustmaster wheel settings based on my driving style?

In terms of settings changes for the TSPC Thrustmaster in the game ACC, Gain should be set to 95%, Minimum Force 7%, Dynamic Dampening 100%, Road Effects 40%, Frequency 333Hz, Steer lock 900⁰, Steer Linearity 1.00, Brake Gamma 1.00 and Gear shift Debounce time 50ms.

What is the importance of correctly setting up a Thrustmaster wheel in ACC?

Sure, you are able to adjust Thrustmaster wheel settings according to your preferences. Even though the article provides certain values to be used and recommends them, they are only the very first suggested or starting configurations of ‘socorro’. You can try any combination of these settings to get closer to the ultimate ‘in my face’ style you would sometimes feel hard to achieve – if they allow you to fasten it even more, let it be so bucking soft!

Having a properly configured Thrustmaster wheel in ACC is essential for achieving a better racing result. Properly adjusted settings are needed in Force Feedback (FFB), dead zone, linearity, sensitivity, and saturation of the wheel, avoiding the excessive or reduced application of these settings. This in turn not only causes the lap time to be reduced further but leads to a more forceful driving due to the accurate communication of the car’s response to the steering wheel inputs.

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Alessio Lorandi

Alessio has been involved at the highest levels in racing since the age of 5 (2003). He won a CIK-FIA World Championship in 2013 and then raced in F3, F2, and finally GT3s before now dedicating himself to SOLOX. He’s now on a mission to help thousands of sim racers around the world achieve their fullest potential through his ACC setups.

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