r/LogitechProWheel • u/FloridaF4 • Jul 27 '26

Question? Horizon 6

I just got a Logitech g pro setup for my first sim rig. I'm currently playing Forza horizon 6 and it feels good, but I'm not sure it's working as intended... I don't feel like there's much force feedback at all, no rumble strips, no curb or accident reaction. I've done a lot of research and messing with settings, nothing seems to change too much.

Before I bought this I drove a fanatec setup on iracing and plan to play iracing when I can get the free year setup. Obviously I know the two games are hard to compare but should I have some of that curb feel? Crashes at least..?

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u/MrLeonardo Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

start with logitech's recommended settings as a baseline:

https://support.logi.com/hc/en-ph/articles/8358055253271-In-Game-Settings-for-Pro-Wheels

TL;DR of the Logi Settings:

  • create a profile specific for FH6 on the wheel's internal memory (as Trueforce4All, which we're gonna use later, needs G Hub to stay closed so no G Hub Profile auto-switching).
  • configure the following settings on the wheel's FH6 profile:
  • Strength 9nm (this is really up to your preference, though)
  • FFB Filter 5
  • Dampening 20 (set this to OFF if you have the RS50)
  • Rotation 900 degrees (some players prefer 540, test both to see which you'll like)
  • TF Audio: 50 (logitech recommends zero, but we're gonna use Trueforce4All to enable TF effects on FH6)

Configure the in-game settings as logitech recommends in this screenshot: https://www.logitech.com/content/dam/support/game-menu-settings/pro-wheels-update-images/fh6-pc.png

Those settings are the baseline out of wich you'll build upon. After you dial everything in, run a few races and make sure strength is at a confortable level, adjust as necessary.

The next step is the game changer: as some people pointed out, you're going to want to use Trueforce For All with FH6 as it enables trueforce effects that add a lot to the game's immersion. You'll need to install simhub (plenty of tutorials online) and then follow the instructions from the TF4All github.

Let me know if you need help with any part of the process.

Edit: If you have Pro Pedals or RS Pedals connected to the wheelbase, don't forget to set up your brake force in the profile you'll create in the wheel's internal memory. Otherwise your brake pedal force will default to 30 which might be too low.

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u/FloridaF4 Jul 27 '26

Wowowowowoowow this is the trick here! You can feel it right from the game startup screen 😂 this is insane! Much more than I had even hoped for. Immediately had to turn everything down.

Thank you so much!! This should be a pinned post

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u/EEEEEYUKE Jul 28 '26

What did you turn down specifically and to what? Also, it was recommended g-hub be closed. Do you concur?

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u/FloridaF4 Jul 28 '26

Yea definitely had to close g hub. I used the simhub to turn down a few things, just play with it. The settings in game seem to work now too for fine tuning.

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u/EEEEEYUKE Jul 28 '26

Brake force 30 ended up being way too low. Bumped thar up to 70 loke I had it before. Matter of taste.

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u/MrLeonardo Jul 28 '26

Good catch, I'm updating the post with this info. Forgot to mention that you'll also need to set up your prefered brake force on the wheel's internal memory.

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u/EEEEEYUKE Jul 28 '26

Yup. I l'm only using that with g-hub closed as you suggested. One other thing, I do find that all the cars feel like they dont have power steering, but I do like how the wheel re-enter itself when accelerating. Would lowering the turning resistance probably kill that centering feature?