Searching for the ultimate and most convenient Fanatec wheel settings for Forza Horizon 4?
In view of the right amount of FFB and wheel settings, we can say that they will help you a lot in driving and winning in the game.
You will be able to do way more precise movements and feel the grip from the car in an even better manner.
That’s why we made efforts to comprehend and assess all the possible Fanatec wheel settings available at present.
So without any more introduction we are going to be exploring Fanatec tuning ọja.
Table of Contents
The first step to get optimal settings for the wheel cated in this project will require you to control your Podium DD, CSL DD AND CSL tuning menu from the Fanatec software application on your dashboard.
Below these are the 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 dead zone settings are all set up to zero as it allows the maximum accuracy over the car.
We also suggest that you set the steering linearity to 50 as it constitutes a nice synergy of sharpness and smoothness.
And finally, for the clutch and e-brake we suggest using a fairly high deadzone since it is easy to press them by mistake on the track.
In general, these settings from Fanatec should allow you the maximum performance and control of the vehicle in FH4.
Conclusion
So these were the setting changes that we would like to recommend for Fanatec wheels and Forza Horizon 4.
If you were able to reach these parameters it is hoped that you will get more grip from the car and be more precise whilst driving.
If you want to go for much more tips, tricks and strategies feel free to visit our Forza Horizon 4 guide as well.
Happy sim racing!
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