Haven’t found quite the right steering wheel configuration for Project Cars 2?”
You will understand how crucial proper wheel settings are in your driving and in your indications too.
Especially those mistakes that come from oversteering or understeering.
That’s why we have invested ourselves in research, experiment, and present you with the best Logitech wheel settings there is for Project Cars 2.
Check out our guide so that you do not make a new transmitter head and go on racing like a Pro!
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Logitech G29/G920 wheel calibration
To be able to get the best wheel settings, the first step will be to move the G29 and G920 wheels situated in the Logitech software dashboard.
However, this may not be the case as due to the coarse settings, the users may have undesirable outcomes or the car could respond in an unfavourable manner.
There are a lot of settings included, among which are quite important for correct performance. We were able to achieve correct values and recommend you to use them:
- Operating range = 900
- Sensitivity = 50
- Centering spring strength = 20
Pedals sensitivity
- Clutch = 50
- Brake = 50
- Accelleration = 50
- Combined pedals = No
At this stage, we are done configuring our G29/G920 wheel, let’s proceed to the Project Cars 2 wheel configuration entered within the game.
What are the best Logitech wheel settings for Project Cars 2?
When driving with Logitech wheels, utilizing all options including paddle shifters or H-pattern gear lever resembles other genre’s games where users tend to not even care how this will affect their wheel settings in Project Cars 2 than ‘Extreme’ – these are the basic in-game settings for the game as balanced as possible on popular wheels.
- Steering dead zone =0
- Max steer angle (min) = 400 or lower
- Steering weight = 5
- Steering sensitivity = 50
- Throttle dead zone = 6
- Throttle sensitivity = 50
- Brake dead zone = 7
- Brake sensitivity = 50
- Clutch dead zone = 7
- Clutch sensitivity = 50
- Speed sensitivity = 0
Force feedback settings
- Flavour = Raw
- Gain = 100
- Volume = 50
- Tone = 50
- FX = 50
- Menu spring strength = 0.40
It is clear that and why we do not dwell on dead zones because very few gamers tend to run into them – here the only industry exception obviously applies – the throttle that’s selected throttle dead zone is set at 6 for a good reason.
In order to allow throttle response, we have increased the throttle sensitivity to 50 so that the engagement is much stronger.
Conclusion
The above settings were our recommended settings for the Logitech wheel in Project Cars 2.
In our opinion this has to change. Realize how important it is to adjust your wheel and in-game settings according to what we have covered and start driving like a pro!
Don’t forget to play with the settings because different setups are suited for different people. But it is a good base to begin with.
We presume this guide was useful and we hope to see you again, next time for some more laps! 🙂
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