Looking for the best and most realistic Fanatec wheel settings for Forza Horizon 4?
As you can imagine having proper FFB and wheel settings will make a pretty big difference to your driving and overall performance in the game.
You’ll be able to be way more precise and feel the grip from the car in a more realistic way.
That’s why we’ve taken the time to research and test all the different Fanatec wheel settings that are currently available.
So without further ado, let’s dive rig
Table of Contents
The first step to get the best wheel settings will require you to accordingly adjust your Podium DD2, CSL DD and CSL tuning menu from the Fanatec software dashboard.
Here below are our recommended tuning menu settings for your Fanatec wheel.
- SEN = 1080
- FF = 40
- FFS = Peak
- NDP = 25
- NFR = 5
- NIN = 0
- INT = 4
- FEI = 100
- FOR = 100
- SPR = 100
- DPR = 100
- BLI = Default
- SHO = 100
- BRF = Default
- SEN = 1080
- FF = 100
- FFS = Peak
- NDP = 25
- NFR = Off
- NIN = Off
- INT = 4
- FEI = 100
- FOR = 100
- SPR = 100
- DPR = 100
- BLI = Based on preference
- SHO = 100
- BRF = Based on preference
- SEN = 1080
- FF = 100
- SHO = 100
- BLI = Default
- DRI = -03
- FOR = 100
- SPR = 100
- DPR = 100
- BRF = Default
- FEI = 080
What are the best Fanatec settings for Forza Horizon 4?
Our recommended Forza Horizon 4 wheel settings are:
- Vibration = On
- Inverted vertical lock = Off
- Steering axis deadzone inside = 0
- Steering axis deadzone Outside = 100
- Steering linearity = 50
- Acceleration axis deadzone inside = 1
- Acceleration axis deadzone Outside = 100
- Deceleration axis deadzone inside = 10
- Deceleration axis deadzone Outside = 100
- Clutch axis deadzone inside = 15
- Clutch axis deadzone Outside = 80
- E-brake axis deadzone inside = 20
- E-brake axis deadzone outside = 100
So as you can see most of the deadzone settings are all set to zero as it gives you the most precise control over the car.
We also recommend having your steering linearity at 50 as it provides a good balance between sharpness and smoothness.
And finally, for the clutch and e-brake, we recommend having a relatively high deadzone as it’s easy to accidentally trigger these on the track.
Overall, these Fanatec settings should give you the best performance and handling in FH4.
Conclusion
So here were our recommended settings for using Fanatec wheels in Forza Horizon 4.
Hopefully with these settings you’ll be now able to feel more grip from the car and drive with much greater precision.
If you’re looking for even more tips, tricks, and strategies be sure to also check out our Forza Horizon 4 guide.
Happy sim racing!
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