Logitech Driving Force Shifter - 2024 mod recommendations

[CustomX]

Its 2024. Logitech haven't yet released a new Pro H shifter.

The Driving Force Shifter mod scene appears expansive and a bit intimidating.

What are the standout offerings? Any recommendations appreciated!

 

[Pzynen]

Hyatchi shop H pattern shifter mod on Etsy:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1459430594/

 

[CustomX]

Looks good. Expensive though, esp after paying the import costs into Germany. VAT, duty, admin etc.

Any others?

 

[Pzynen]

Looks good. Expensive though, esp after paying the import costs into Germany. VAT, duty, admin etc.

Any others?

You get what you pay for, best mod out there….

 

[IfAndOr]

Amongst other tweaks 3D Rap do a magnetic shifter mod. I'm not sure what it's like. Looks intriguing though.

Logitech | Shifter and HandBrake Upgrades | 3DRap

LOGITECH HANDBRAKE | H / SEQUENTIAL SHIFTER UPGRADES Designed and manufactured by 3DRap, in Italy, to improve the Driving Sim Racing Experience. Products search Base / Paddles Pedals Shifter / HandBrake Steering Wheels Improved feeling and adapters for H / Sequential Shifter Add to basket Gear...

www.3drap.it

Plus some mods for the G Pro as well.

 

[skibum909]

I'm starting to mod mine by doing a new shift knob, shifter boot, and the spring mod. After having tried a few other shifters I found my biggest pain with the driving force shifter is engagement feel and the shift knob. These mods should fix both of those areas while spending as little money as possible. I think I'm at $20 in total parts for everything, including a solid aluminum shift knob. Rather than get the 3d printed new spring I'm simply doing the m5 x 5mm set screw as I got a pack of 25 for like $6 and free shipping. There are a few YouTube videos doing this mod and a few reddit threads listing that size set screw. It seems to really improve the feel of the shifter with minimal cost, though you do have to take apart the entire shifter to replace the spring. The nice thing with this mod is that there aren't any 3d printed parts that are likely to wear out.