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Inside refers to the start of the input, while outside refers to the end of the input. When it comes to the Forza 6 setting you need to understand the terms inside, outside, and deadzone.

What Do The Advanced Steering Wheel Settings Mean I find that these settings combined with a sound race strategy and the Ross Bentley Driving Fast Book, help me get faster lap times in Forza 6 without even tuning. If you have the Thrustmaster F458 Spider, the vibration, rotation, and clutch settings you can ignore because the Spider doesn’t have those capabilities.

I also tend to like heavier Forcefeedback…if it’s too strong for you or you are using a custom made add-on rim dial it down to 60. For example, If I am driving an F1 car, I drop the rotation down to 360 degrees, for drifting I like any rotation over 500, and for everything else I typically I use rotations between 330 and 540. These are the exact setting that I use and the only setting I ever adjust is wheel rotation.

Notes for Adjustments Based on Your Setup

Wheel Rotation: Varies by car and preference.

Deceleration Axis Deadzone Outside: 100 *See Pro Tip Below.

Acceleration Axis Deadzone Outside: 100.

These settings will work with any wheel configuration you like. Click your “X” button to access the advanced settings for the wheel. To access the settings: go to the controller/wheel menu. Where to Access The Advanced Wheel Settings While I have tested them on the Spider and Mad Catz Wheel, I predominantly race with the Thrustmaster TX with the T3PA pro pedals with a load cell brake mod, the 599XX Evo Rim, and the TH8A shifter with a short shift mod kit.Įven if you don’t like the settings as is, hopefully they can serve as a good baseline to get you started. These are the exact settings I use and they should be good regardless whether you race with assists on or off. Ok, lets get into the steering wheel settings and if you want to know a bit more about them, read on…

These settings should also be viable for the Logitech G920 and serve as good baseline for other racing wheels like the Thrustmaster TMX as well. So far what I have found is that the same exact settings I used in Forza 5 for the Thrustmaster TX, The Thrustmaster VG Spider, and the Mad Catz racing wheel feel really good in Forza 6. I’ve been getting lost of emails this week about “What are good in-game steering wheel settings for Forza Motorsport 6”?