Looking for the best and most realistic Fanatec wheel settings to race on rFactor 2?
As you can imagine having the most realistic wheel settings will take your rFactor 2 driving experience to a whole new level.
Not only will your lap times improve but also your overall consistency will be much better once you have the proper wheel settings.
In this quick guide we’ll take a look at our recommended Fanatec wheel settings for rFactor 2, both for the Podium F1 DD2 and Clubsport V2.5 wheels.
Podium F1 DD2 rFactor 2 settings
Let’s first have a look at the wheel settings for the Podium F1 DD2 before heading to the Clubsport V2.5.
Remember that you’ll first have to configure the tuning menu settings so that everything is set before heading to RF2.
Tuning Menu Settings
- SEN = Aut
- FF = 50
- FFS = Lin
- NDP = 16
- NFR = 2
- NIN = 8
- INT = 5
- FEI = 100
- FOR = 100
- SPR = 100
- DPR = Off
rfactor 2 in-Game Settings
- Car Specific FFB Mult = 50
- FFB Smoothing = Driver’s preference (Set to default)
- FFB Minimum Torque = 0
Fanatec Clubsport V2.5 settings
Here’s the full list of tuning and in-game settings from the Clubsport V2.5:
Tuning Menu Settings
- SEN = Aut
- FF = 100
- SHO = 100
- DRI = 002
- FOR = 100
- SPR = 100
- DPR Off
- FEI = 060
rFactor 2 in-Game Settings
- Car Specific FFB Mult: 70
- FFB Smoothing: Driver’s preference (Set to default)
- FFB Minimum Torque: 0
As you can see they’re quite similar to the Podium F1 DD2 apart from the Force Feedback and FFB multiplier which is quite a bit higher for the Clubsport.
That’s because its in-built FFB is slightly less powerful as the Podium F1.
Conclusion
So here were our recommended Fanatec wheel settings for rFactor 2.
We hope that you found this guide helpful and that it will help you take your driving to the next level.
Good luck and see you on track! 🙂
Looking to get faster in ACC? Try now our GT3 Setup Bundles!
ACC Audi R8 GT3 EVO II Setups
ACC Lamborghini GT3 EVO 2 Setups
ACC BMW M4 GT3 Setups
ACC Porsche 992 GT3 R Setups
