Logitech G29 Force Feedback Settings for DiRT 4

FFB Settings

I’ve been experimenting with the Force Feedback (FFB) settings on my G29 wheel, and I found a configuration that feels significantly better than the default. This new setup has really enhanced my gaming experience, so I wanted to share it with all of you.

Here are the settings I’ve settled on:

Self-Aligning Torque: 80

This controls how much the wheel fights against your input to return to its natural position.

Wheel Friction: 10

A lower value here reduces the resistance of the wheel, allowing for smoother turns.

Tyre Friction: 90

This setting adjusts how the friction from the tires is translated through the wheel.

Suspension: 90

Suspension feedback gives you a sense of the vehicle’s weight distribution and how it responds to the road.

Tyre Slip: 0

With this at zero, you won’t feel much feedback when the tires lose traction, which can be a preference for some.

Collision: 50

Moderate collision feedback provides a balanced response when hitting obstacles.

Soft Lock: 85

Soft Lock limits the wheel rotation to match the car’s real-life steering limits.

Steering Center Force: 0

This controls how much force pulls the wheel back to the center, which I prefer to keep off.

Steering Center Force Enabled: Off

Disabling this option removes the automatic centering force, giving you full control.

Give these settings a try and see if they improve your experience as well!

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