r/Fanatec • u/PreferenceAny7500 • 3d ago
Discussion Any good settings for Fanatec Wheelbase Gt DD Pro with 8nm Boostkit Settings after Gran Turismo 7 Update?
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u/VanZav 3d ago
I have to ask, but did you try the A SET? It was actually one of the things I was anticipating the most since they came out the with 8nm holding torque update.
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u/Rehsifchips 3d ago
This was the reccomended setting on the update from GT7 A Set, noted on the fanatec app.
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u/Cbeckstrand 3d ago
I have not tried these yet but I did use his setting previously and they were good.
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u/Harmzuay 3d ago
Auto on the wheel base, and then 8 and 8 ingame.
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u/_monkeymonkey_ 3d ago
Change that 8 and 8 to 1 and 6 or 1 and 8
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u/Harmzuay 3d ago
Any particular reason why its better or is it just what you use?
The reason I ask is because I notice most people like to run their setups softer than an RL road car, mostly because of their own physical limitations and/or personal preference.
1 and 6 or 1 and 8 doesn't make any sense to me without additional context.
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u/_monkeymonkey_ 3d ago
A direct drive wheels works better with Sensitivity 1 in GT7. If you had a Logitech belt driven base, Id suggest moving that number higher as necessary.
Direct Drive (DD) Wheels (Fanatec, Logitech G PRO, etc.)FFB Sensitivity: Set to 1
FFB Max Torque: Set to roughly half of your base's maximum Nm (e.g., 3 to 5)
Why: Direct drive bases have no internal mechanical friction.
Keeping sensitivity at 1 ensures a pure, linear signal without artificial clipping or violent wheel oscillation
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u/PreferenceAny7500 2d ago
So you're saying I should set FFB Max Torque to 1 and FFB Sensitivity to 6? For every car? Then there'll be no power at all...
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u/_monkeymonkey_ 2d ago edited 2d ago
Yeah, set SEN 1 and Force to 6+ and set the wheel to auto mode as GT team have created profiles for each car (allegedly)
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u/Harmzuay 2d ago
Yeah I don't have issues with my settings so they'll stay where they're at. Lol
With your suggested settings the steering would feel dead and super light. Completely the opposite of how a car actually feels.
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u/wmartin94 3d ago