Forza Motorsport 7 Thrustmaster Settings (T300, TX & TMX)

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Looking for the best and most realistic Thrustmaster wheel settings for Forza Motorsport 7?

We’ve researched and tested all the the different settings variations for Forza 7 and compiled them into this handy guide for you.

As you can imagine having proper FFB settings will make a pretty big difference to your drivng and overall performance.

You’ll be able to be more precise with your steering inputs and also make far fewer mistakes when pushing the car to the limit of the grip.

So having said that, let’s dive right in!

Thrustmaster settings

The first step to get the best FH4 wheel settings will require you to adjust the T300, TX and TMX wheels from the Thrustmaster software dashboard.

That’s because the default settings are often not a great fit for he game, and can cause your car to react in an unpredictable way.

Here are our recommended wheel settings for your Thrustmaster T300, TX and TMX:

Rotation = 900°
Constant = 100%
Periodic = 100%
Spring = 100%
Damper = 0%
Auto center = By the game

Now that we’ve configured our Thrustmaster wheel, let’s move on to the in-game settings of Forza Motorsport 7.

What are the best Thrustmaster settings for Forza Motorsport 7?

Our recommended Forza Motorsport 7 advanced controls are:

Steering axis deadzone inside = 0
Steering axis deadzone outside = 100
Acceleration axis deadzone inside = 0
Acceleration axis deadzone outside = 100
Deceleration axis deadzone inside = 0
Deceleration axis deadzone Outside = 100
Clutch axis deadzone inside = 15
Clutch axis deadzone outside = 90
Handbrake axis deadzone inside = 10
Handbrake axis deadzone outside = 100
Vibration scale = 50
Force feedback scale = 65
Wheel rotation angle = 900°
Steering linearity = 50
Force feedback understeer = 25

So as you can see most of the deadzone settings are pretty similar with near zero values for the inside axis and 100 for the outside.

The only exception is the clutch which we’ve set to 15 for the inside and 90 for the outside.

This will give you a more realistic and progressive clutch pedal feel.

The other main setting to change is the vibration scale which we’ve reduced to 50%.

This is to prevent your wheel from vibrating excessively and causing an uncomfortable feel during long races.

Conclusion

So here were our recommended Thrustmaster settings for Forza Motorsport 7.

We hope that you found this guide helpful and that it gives you the edge over the competition!

Remember that these should be considered as starting point and you may need to make further adjustments to suit your own driving style.

But once you’ve got the hang of it you’ll be sure to enjoy the game even more.

Good luck and we’ll see you on track!

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About the autor

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.