Several weeks ago I gave @Mirror-man's
setup a try, and at first thought it was waay to light. It reminded me of using 1/10 in GT6 with the T300. After giving it a fair effort (weeks), I am really liking what he has achieved and the direction it has led me.
I was struggling with turn in where the wheel sort of felt spongy at first and when it tightened up when to understeer then earthquake. Found most of this to be caused by running too high of a number for controller sensitivity setting (CSS) in game and SEN at 84. When I switched SEN to AUT and 0 for CSS, the sponginess went away.
The hardest part is figuring out what to adjust and when to adjust it. At one point, I was using all five wheel profiles trying different strategies chasing the elusive baseline setup. Down to two profiles now and they are very similar. The difference being FOR setting of either 20 or 30. When running 20, FFMT is 10 and when at 30 I drop FFMT to 5. The 30 / 5 setting seems to have a little more road feel without an over bearing earthquake.
My goal is to have a baseline setup to test any car with and only make minor adjustments if needed (wheel profile change). The settings below are close.
SEN AUT
FF 100
SHO OFF
ABS 60
DR1 -02
FOR 20 / 30
SPR 20
DPR 40
BRF 28
FEI 100
In Game Settings:
CSS -2 to 2 depending upon car but favor 0
FFMT 10 / 5
FFS 10