Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel

Keep an eye out on the site - more stock should be arriving this month. As soon as it gives you the option to back order then it’s worth doing as it puts you on the list.
 
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@Grumpy-Gamer a tiny amount of vibration as you turn the wheel against the simple spring force is fine.

@Tom Watkins there’s not enough memory available for this, I’m afraid.

@Pzynen the MOMO wheels should be available in the last half of January.
@LOGI_Rich Thanks for the reply. I don’t notice the vibration if the unit is not powered on though? Maybe it’s been there the whole time and I just didn’t notice till I updated.
 
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Hi Rich any exact date on when the Momo wheels will be available?

Thanks!
Yes, well and no! Momo website has them listed already and says coming Jan 16. But you can’t pre order yet, so not sure when availability will be. But hoping to be able to order them both on the 16th. They also have email sign for alerts. I’m really Looking forward to these releases! I’ve have RS hubs ready!
 

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MPI(Max Papis) Simmax SUPERCAR wheel arrived waaaay back on Nov 26th. Ive used a dozen times or so and it feels great! The grips are so wild, can’t even describe them. I did a long write up about my MPI 330 wheel back in early oct I think. All of the same applies, but smaller and completely different angle, pitch, and radius. I wrote a decent breakdown on the great features on the 330 wheel post couple months back. I’m not typing the same thing all out lol.

But MPI makes badass wheels, they are a great option for the RS hub. Really high quality materials, ultralight and strong. Look them up!

Major shout out to Logitech and as always @LOGI_Rich , you guys held up to your end of the deal in the sense that We hoped for ecosystem and we have it! Def grabbing the Momo wheels! And I know you guys have some other great things in store this year. More products are coming !

It was good for us and the company to see @LOGI_Rich at the show late last year. You did a great job representing your company and products and who you are as a person. Just nice to know someone refined and down to earth is spearheading the efforts there. That RS hub release and then the show was major last year for Logi! 2025 green light! Makes us feel good about our G Pro decision and purchase. And lastly just want to say Trueeeee Force!!!
 

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I don’t see the point in spending all that extra money just to have momo logo on it.
I need a drift/rally wheel (ie. completely round with good grip and a 320/330 diameter) for Logitech G Pro to use on PS5.

What are the cheaper alternatives? Don’t know any honestly, momo seems the best and cheapest choice.
 
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Had my Pro Wheel for nearly a year now. I play only with GT7 with PSVR2. Fairly happy with it all, however the FFB and overall experience seems to change dramatically with each update, with no explanation. When I first got the wheel, the FFB was very underwhelming with anything except for racing cars with racing tyres. It improved alot with subsequent updates. But now certain cars are just really bad. All one seater cars seem to have extremely weak FFB now for some reason. And cars like the Nissan R92CP are so strong, and impossible to keep straight at high speeds. Does anyone else have these specific problems, and are there settings that might help with this?
 
@Grumpy-Gamer it’s been there always - nothing to worry about - and it won’t be present if the Wheel uses not turned on because the motor is not active.

@Enccod make sure you only turn the wheel on when you’re at the user login screen for the PlayStation. Then it should always correctly identify in GT7.

@evanbevan87 since the 1.49 update you’ll find that there’s no longer a “one size fits all” force feedback setting. You will need to adjust Max Torque and FFB Sensitivity depending on which car you’re driving.
 
Thank you for your reply
Let me explain my steps: Open PS5, select the user login interface, open the steering wheel, enter GT7, and recognize the steering wheel as G G29.
There is another issue, because it is recognized as G G29, I tried to press the P1 key on the drive hub in GT7, and after connecting the steering wheel again, GT7 can correctly recognize as G pro, but when turning the steering wheel, it cannot recognize, only the button can be recognized!
 
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My wheel and pedals arrived yesterday. After a careful unboxing, registration with Logi, and a fair bit of wood shop surgery to my homemade wheelstand to fit the larger base, I was off. I started out with the E30 M3 at the Ring for a good baseline, and wow! So much more information coming through, and the load cell brake was a game changer all on its own. I moved over to the weekly 60 min event at Mt Pan, and the 2011 M3 GTR. I admit I am a little stiff in the shoulders this morning, but what an amazing difference from the G29. I will almost certainly be putting in more seat time with this setup!
 
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All one seater cars seem to have extremely weak FFB now for some reason
Is on PD since 1.49 physics change and happening on all wheels not only Logitech.
PDs approach to ffb & communication is even worse than their usual odd self (when it comes to features and transparency). I.e. For the official GT7 wheel, i.e fanatecs DD+, we're still waiting for the fullforce to arrive in gt7 since it's been announced to come 'soon' in september or Oct'23...
In hindsight I should have gone for Logitechs pro wheel where trueforce just works (minus PDs erratic nerfing that seems to come & go...)
 
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@evanbevan87 since the 1.49 update you’ll find that there’s no longer a “one size fits all” force feedback setting. You will need to adjust Max Torque and FFB Sensitivity depending on which car you’re driving.
Not sure if it exists, but would be good to have a list of settings for each of these cars! This may be wishful thinking given the sheer number we have in GT7.
 
Thank you for your reply
Let me explain my steps: Open PS5, select the user login interface, open the steering wheel, enter GT7, and recognize the steering wheel as G G29.
There is another issue, because it is recognized as G G29, I tried to press the P1 key on the drive hub in GT7, and after connecting the steering wheel again, GT7 can correctly recognize as G pro, but when turning the steering wheel, it cannot recognize, only the button can be recognized!

Try this:

Press power button on PS5.

Wait for the login screen to appear.

Press the power button on wheelbase and wait for the wheel to calibrate.

Login using the button on the wheel. Do not use any controllers.
 
Just got an email informing me that my delivery is delayed because of high demand.

The mail ends with "To find out your new estimated shipping date click here" and the button is not clickable. :lol:

We're off to a rough start.
 
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