Looking for the most realistic and effective Logitech G29/G920 settings for Assetto Corsa?
As you can imagine, having the best wheel and FFB settings for your Logitech G29 or G920 wheel is important when it comes to fully enjoying the game and getting the best out of your wheel.
That’s why we’ve take the time to put together a G29/G920 FFB settings guide for Assetto Corsa, which we feel is the best place to start for those drivers who have just unboxed their new Logitech wheel and feel eager to drive.
Logitec G29/G920 configuration
Before tuning our Assetto Corsa in-game wheel settings we’ll have to do some basic configurations from the Logitech software dashboard.
Make sure these values are set for your G29/G920:
- Sensitivity = 50
- Operating range = 900°
- Centering spring in force feedback games = checked
- Centering spring strength = 10
Assetto Corsa G29/G929 FFB settings
Now that we have our Logitech set up, we can move on to the in-game settings and start tuning for the most realistic and effective FFB experience.
To do that head over to options and then follow this path:
“Wheel/ Custom” —> “Advanced” —> “Force Feedback”
Now that you’re ready, let’s list all the G29/G920 specific settings we’ve found to be the most effective for Assetto Corsa.
Force Feedback settings
- Gain = 65%
- Filter = 0%
- Minimum force = 0%
- Kerb effects = 70%
- Road effects = 100%
- Slip effects = 0%
- ABS effects = 0%
- Enhanced Understeer effect = Unchecked
- Half FFB update rate = Unchecked
Steering & Pedal settings
- Gamma = 1.00
- Filter = 1.00
- Speed sensitivity = 0.00
- Brake gamma = 2.40
Can you be fast in Assetto Corsa with a G29?
Yes, of course you can be really fast with the G29 since it allows you to feel very well the grip from the car despite costing way less than Fanatec wheels.
Sure, it might not be as advanced and precise as a Podium F1 DD2 but you can still set some fast lap times and win online races.
Conclusion
So here were alll the settings we’ve found to be the most effective for Logitech G29 and G920 wheels in Assetto Corsa.
Remember that these are good starting points but you can still tweak them to your liking until you find the perfect FFB feeling for you.
Also, don’t forget to calibrate your wheel properly before starting to race since it’s a very important step if you want to avoid any strange behavior from your wheel while driving.
We hope you found this guide helpful, see you on track! 😉
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