Logitech G29, G920 & G923 Settings

Set up the Logitech G29

1. Mode switch: set the switch on the wheel (behind the rev lights) before plugging in. Use PS4 for PS5, PS4 and PC; PS3 mode turns off the clutch, rev lights and shifter.
2. PC: install Logitech G HUB and make a profile for each game.
3. G HUB baseline: operating range 900°, sensitivity 50, centering spring off. Most sims set the rotation per car, so leave 900° unless the game section says otherwise.
4. Plug the wheel into a motherboard USB port and keep it straight while it powers on and calibrates itself.

Mode switch from Logitech support; the G29 supports PS5, PS4, PS3 and PC. G HUB baseline used across Brian Koponen's guides.

Logitech G920 settings (Xbox and PC)

The G920 is the Xbox and PC version of the G29: same motor, 900° rotation and three pedals with a non-linear brake. Every in-game value on this page applies to it.

• Xbox: plug it in with the wheel centred; it turns lock to lock to calibrate. There is no mode switch and no G HUB on console, so all force feedback is set in each game. Use Simulation steering and deadzones 0 inside / 100 outside in Forza.
• PC: G HUB with operating range 900°, sensitivity 50, centering spring off, then the game values below.
• Forza on Xbox: see the Forza section (Horizon 6 and Motorsport values are the same on Xbox and PC).

Logitech G923 settings and TRUEFORCE

The G923 is a G29/G920 with TRUEFORCE (high-frequency effects from the game's physics and audio), a progressive brake spring and 2.3 Nm instead of about 2 Nm. It comes in a PlayStation/PC and an Xbox/PC version.

• Force feedback: start from the same values as the G29 on this page.
• TRUEFORCE only works in supported games, such as ACC and iRacing. It can add engine and road texture, but some guides turn vibration off in GT7 because it can mask steering detail.
• iRacing (G923): 900°, Linear mode on, Reduce force when parked on, Strength 8–12 per car, Wheel force 2.3 Nm, Damping 5–10%, Min force 0%. TRUEFORCE is enabled in iRacing's app.ini ([Force Feedback] section: trueForceEnabled=1) with the sim closed.

G923 iRacing values from SimRacingCockpit (updated October 2026). GT7 vibration note from our GT7 guide.

G29 / G920 / G923 settings by game (quick table)

Logitech G29 GT7 settings (PS5)

• In GT7 (Settings → Controller → Steering Controller): Max Torque 4 to 5, Sensitivity 4. Lower Max Torque if the wheel goes flat in fast corners; race cars usually want a step less than road cars.
• Rotation is automatic per car; no PC software is involved on console.

From Sim Racing Setups. Full method and other wheels in our GT7 wheel settings.

Logitech G29 F1 25 settings

• In F1 25: Vibration & FFB strength 80, On track effects 70, Rumble strip 63, Off track 60, Pit stop 50, Wheel damper 7, Maximum wheel rotation 360°.
• G HUB: 900°, sensitivity 50, centering spring off (the game limits rotation to 360°).

From Brian Koponen's F1 25 guide. More in our F1 25 wheel settings.

Logitech G29 ACC settings

The two guides differ: Koponen's is cleaner and lighter, Coach Dave's adds more road feel and a minimum force that helps the G29 feel small forces around centre. Try both. Steer lock 900 in game with 900° in G HUB. More in our ACC settings.

Logitech G29 Assetto Corsa and AC EVO settings

• Assetto Corsa: Gain 100%, Filter 0%, Minimum force 0%, Kerb 30%, Road 23%, Slip 0%, ABS 25%, Enhanced understeer off, Half FFB update rate off. G HUB 900°; AC sets each car's lock.
• Assetto Corsa EVO (v0.9): Steering lock 900° (exactly as in G HUB), FFB gain 70%, Dynamic damping 40%, Minimum damper 10%, Damper gain 60%, Curbs 0%, Road 20%, Tyre slip 15%, ABS 10%, Audio-based FFB 0%. Bind FFB gain up/down to wheel buttons to adjust per car.

Both from Brian Koponen (AC 2021; AC EVO August 2026). AC EVO is in Early Access, so re-check after updates. All wheels and graphics: AC EVO settings.

Logitech G29 iRacing settings

Two published approaches:

• Brian Koponen (2024): Wheel force 1 Nm, Strength with Auto then about 2 Nm more, Linear mode on, Min force 12%, Damping 0%, Smoothing 0%, Intensity 50%. G HUB 900°, centering spring strength 0.
• Our iRacing guide: Wheel force 2.2 Nm, Strength Auto, Linear mode off (non-linear boosts small forces on gear wheels), Min force a few % if needed.

Both set Strength per car with Auto. Start with one and change only if the wheel feels dead around centre. Details in our iRacing FFB settings.

Logitech G29 Le Mans Ultimate settings

• Calibrate menu: Use steering wheel range from vehicle on, Use steering wheel maximum rotation from driver on.
• Force feedback: Strength 100%, Smoothing 5–7, Minimum steering torque 0%, Additional FFB effects 95%, Engine FFB effects 0%, Collision strength 150%, Steering torque sensitivity 100%, Vendor specific FFB on, Constant steering force effect off.

From Brian Koponen (April 2026, LMU v1.3). More in our LMU settings.

Logitech G29 / G920 Forza settings

• Forza Horizon 6 (PC; which wheels are supported: best wheel for Forza Horizon): G HUB 540°. Advanced controls: deadzones 0 / 100, Steering linearity 50, Vibration scale 0.5, Force feedback scale 0.8, Center spring 0.0, Wheel damper 0.0, Mechanical trail 1.0, FFB minimum force 0.9, Load sensitivity 0.5, Road feel 0.4, Off-road feel 0.2, Steering sensitivity 0.5. If the wheel still re-centres when stopped, unplug and reconnect it while in a car.
• Forza Motorsport: Simulation steering, deadzones 0 / 100, Vibration 20, Force feedback 100, Self alignment 110, Mechanical trail 75, Pneumatic trail 145, Road feel 105, Load sensitivity 90, Damper 0, Center spring 0, Dynamic damper 100. See Forza Motorsport settings.

The G29 is for PlayStation and PC; on Xbox use the G920 (same values). Forza Horizon 6 from Brian Koponen (May 2026).

EA WRC, BeamNG and AMS2 with a G29

• EA SPORTS WRC: Linearity 0, Soft lock on; Self aligning torque 85, Wheel friction 0, Tyre friction 20, Suspension 60, Tyre slip 0 or 40, Engine 100, Collision 100, Soft lock 150, Centre force on at 100. See EA WRC settings.
• BeamNG.drive: 900° in G HUB and BeamNG (1:1), FFB inverted, Strength about 300 (200–450 per car), Smoothing 100–200. See BeamNG settings.
• Automobilista 2: G HUB centering spring 20 with "in non-FFB games" unticked; in game Gain 80, Low force boost 50, FX 20, Damping 10. See AMS2 FFB settings.

How to calibrate a Logitech G29

1. Keep the wheel straight and power it on (or unplug and replug it): it turns lock to lock on its own to find the centre.
2. On PC, check the wheel and each pedal in G HUB, and use Windows "Set up USB game controllers" → Properties → Settings to recalibrate if the centre is off.
3. On PS5/PS4, power on with the wheel centred; GT7 calibrates it automatically.
4. Calibrate again inside each game's controls menu.

How to make the G29 feel better

• Centering spring off in G HUB, except where a guide says otherwise (AMS2).
• Mount it firmly: a desk clamp flexes; a wheel stand or budget rig makes force feedback and braking more consistent.
• Avoid clipping: if the wheel goes flat in fast corners, lower the in-game strength rather than raising it.
• LUT files (Assetto Corsa, AC EVO, BeamNG) correct the G29's weak response to small forces; Brian Koponen recommends one in his AC EVO guide.
• Upgraded to a G PRO? See our Logitech G PRO settings.
• Upgrade path: better pedals help lap times most; a budget direct drive wheel is the next big step in feel.

FAQ

Sources: Logitech: G29 platform mode switch; Logitech: G29 supported consoles; Brian Koponen's G29/G920 guides for Assetto Corsa, ACC, AC EVO, iRacing, LMU and Forza Horizon 6; Coach Dave Academy: G29 for ACC; Digital Citizen: how to calibrate a G29; plus the sources on our GT7, F1 25, Forza Motorsport, EA WRC, BeamNG and AMS2 guides. Last reviewed October 2026.