Do you want to use your brand new MOZA R9 wheelbase and race, but do not know the best settings preset available?
You may probably expect some diversity in people’s views concerning the need to seek out the right settings, some will. It works for one person but it may not work for another.
But fortunately for you, we have gathered some of the best settings for racing wheels available on the net so that you can begin right away.
Now, without any more needless words, let us begin with the step by step instruction of setting up your MOZA wheel properly.
Table of Contents
- On what racing games can I use these settings?
- First things first: Check for the firmware updates
- What Moza R9 settings should I use?
- GT Wheel & FFB settings Preset
- Drift Wheel & FFB settings Preset
- Best Moza R9 In-Game wheel settings
- Conclusion
- Moza R9 Wheel & FFB Settings FAQ
- What Racing Games are Compatible with MOZA R9 Wheelbase Settings?
- How Do I Update the Firmware for MOZA R9 Wheelbase?
- What Do the MOZA R9 Wheelbase Settings Mean?
- What are the Best In-Game Wheel Settings for MOZA R9?
- Looking to get faster in ACC? Try now our GT3 Setup Bundles!
On what racing games can I use these settings?
You will use these settings on almost all the most popular racing games such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, GT7, FH7 and RaceRoom.
In addition to that, they will work with other professional simulators like Project Cars, rFactor and Assetto Corsa Competizione.
First things first: Check for the firmware updates
There are procedures that should be followed in order to update your firmware, and that should be the first step in doing so.
The first thing you would want to do is check the firmware of your MOZA R9 wheelbase and steering.
That should take less than 20 seconds and you will be now good to go.
What Moza R9 settings should I use?
There really are no the best settings since the perfect one is a matter of getting the feel of the software for you, so you have to play around.
But as a general rule of thumb, we recommend starting with one of the six preset racing modes applied by MOZA racing, a brand disposes of.
In the following are 2 of the presets available to choose:
GT Wheel & FFB settings Preset
- Maximum limit/ Steering angle: 540°
- Road Sensitivity: 9
- Game Force Feedback Intensity: 80%
- Maximum Speed of Steering Wheel: 40%
- Mechanical back-to-center Strength: 0%
- Mechanical Damping: 55%
Drift Wheel & FFB settings Preset
- Maximum limit/ Steering angle: 900°
- Road Sensitivity: 10
- Game Force Feedback Intensity: 55%
- Maximum Speed of Steering Wheel: 100%
- Mechanical back-to-center Strength: 0%
- Mechanical Damping: 20%
Do now let us shift and quickly look forth for what some of these settings do.
Maximum steering angle: the maximum angle at which and how much turn the steering will turn in the game.
Road Sensitivity: This setting makes the response from the road to the steering to vibrations, bumps e.t.c more pronounced or lesser pronounced.
Game Force Feedback Intensity: In simple terms, this is the definition of how strong the force feedback will be. It is best to start from the midrange and fine tune it based on how you feel.
Maximum speed of steering wheel: This one is pretty straightforward, it determines the speed with which the steering can move in the game
Mechanical back-to-center strength: This parameter affects the steering centering when you release the wheel after the turn. The bigger of the number, the stronger the “pull” back to the center will be.
Mechanical Damping: This one alters general feeling of the steering from light to heavy or vice versa.
As you can see, there are quite a number of factors to take into consideration, if at all you want to get the optimal settings of configuring the MOZA R9 wheelbase.
But do not worry, once you have found that sweet spot it will be totally worth it!
Best Moza R9 In-Game wheel settings
Now that we have concentrated on the fundamental calibration settings let’s look into some of the common in-game settings for the MOZA R9 wheelbase.
- Input method: Wheel
- Gain: 70%
- Invert FFB: Unchecked
- Filter: 0%
- Minimum force: 0.0%
Effects
- Kerb effect: 0%
- Road effect: 0%
- Slip effect: 0%
- ABS effect: 0%
These settings should work just fine for the beginners of Assetto Corsa, ACC and so on, as well as for the other racing games.
As certainly there will be other parameters in every ward and therefore we reason why we are making other guides more focused on the most popular uses of racing games.
But for now, these should do the trick!
Conclusion
There you go, a complete guide in the set-up of your Moza R9 Wheelbase the right way.
We hope you found this overview useful and you will fully enjoy your MOZA R9 wheelbase.
Moza R9 Wheel & FFB Settings FAQ
What Racing Games are Compatible with MOZA R9 Wheelbase Settings?
The MOZA R9 wheelbase settings can be applied to popular racing games like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, GT7, FH7, and RaceRoom. They are also compatible with professional simulators like Project Cars, rFactor, and Assetto Corsa Competizione.
How Do I Update the Firmware for MOZA R9 Wheelbase?
To ensure your MOZA R9 wheelbase is up to date, check the current firmware version by selecting “Version Checking” and update it by clicking “Upgrade all in one click”. This process should take less than 20 seconds.
What Do the MOZA R9 Wheelbase Settings Mean?
- Maximum Steering Angle: The maximum angle your steering will turn in-game.
- Road Sensitivity: Adjusts the response from the road to the steering, like vibrations and bumps.
- Game Force Feedback Intensity: Determines the strength of the force feedback.
- Maximum Speed of Steering Wheel: Controls the top speed that the steering can turn in the game.
- Mechanical Back-to-Center Strength: Affects the steering’s pull back to the center after a turn.
- Mechanical Damping: Alters the overall feel of the steering, making it heavier or lighter.
What are the Best In-Game Wheel Settings for MOZA R9?
For games like Assetto Corsa and ACC, start with these basic in-game settings:
- Input Method: Wheel
- Gain: 70%
- Invert FFB: Unchecked
- Filter: 0%
- Minimum Force: 0.0%
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