Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel

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The flex thing is weird for sure after finding out about it, but it does not seem to translate to standard grip drivers to me. Everything is solid and feels really good just as it did before knowing. Top of my wheel does flex, but it does not seem to be a factor for me when rotating the wheel. It doesn’t enter your mind, in Vr at least no difference.
 
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GlamFM
Hey man.

Logitech has been struggling a bit with their online store and shipping in general, but things seem to be going smoother now.

However your problem seems to be related to you living in (on?) Jersey.

Maybe @LOGI_Rich can help?


Best of luck. I'm a relatively new G Pro owner and I love it.
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They’ve fixed whatever issues they were having, I just got mine Monday, ordered on Thursday. Now I just need to find the right settings for me.
 
Last week on GT7's daily A (Tokyo with the 87 Civic) I could feel the tarmac joints on the wheel but only when turning.
On the straights I heard the sound of the joints but nothing on the wheel.

Someone knows if this is related with some config on the base? or this is something from PD output that we cant fix on the settings?
I was using 11nm on the base, in game torque = 8, Sensitivity = 1
 
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Childe Roland
Last week on GT7's daily A (Tokyo with the 87 Civic) I could feel the tarmac joints on the wheel but only when turning.
On the straights I heard the sound of the joints but nothing on the wheel.

Someone knows if this is related with some config on the base? or this is something from PD output that we cant fix on the settings?
I was using 11nm on the base, in game torque = 8, Sensitivity = 1
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How "vibration strength" is set in the game? Try 100 or maybe 150
 

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Childe Roland
Last week on GT7's daily A (Tokyo with the 87 Civic) I could feel the tarmac joints on the wheel but only when turning.
On the straights I heard the sound of the joints but nothing on the wheel.

Someone knows if this is related with some config on the base? or this is something from PD output that we cant fix on the settings?
I was using 11nm on the base, in game torque = 8, Sensitivity = 1
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Noticed that too. The weird part is that you can feel them on the controller, but not on the wheel.
 
Last few times I’ve played GT7 and making a right turn, the wheel just shuts down automatically. I have to press the Red button to turn it on again. It did it once in a session one night and did it in another session a different night with no problems in between. During right turns doing qualifying before an online race.
 
I received the Momo GT290 wheel today. It looks and feels fantastic!!!

Ergonomically, it’s way more comfortable than the D wheel since there’s no stitching to irritate the space between my thumb and forefinger. It is also noticeably thinner where my thumb wraps around the wheel, and for my average-sized hands, I like it better. The material feels really nice too.

I didn’t attempt to flex the wheel as shown in the recently linked video with Momo’s round wheel (nor do I want to on a brand new wheel and hub). However, after a half hour of racing, I experienced no flex.

My only con is the price since I had to order it from Momo USA (after shipping and conversion from USD, it came out to $400 Canadian).
 
KoruptData
Last few times I’ve played GT7 and making a right turn, the wheel just shuts down automatically. I have to press the Red button to turn it on again. It did it once in a session one night and did it in another session a different night with no problems in between. During right turns doing qualifying before an online race.
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Have you tried different USB ports?
 
Childe Roland
Last week on GT7's daily A (Tokyo with the 87 Civic) I could feel the tarmac joints on the wheel but only when turning.
On the straights I heard the sound of the joints but nothing on the wheel.

Someone knows if this is related with some config on the base? or this is something from PD output that we cant fix on the settings?
I was using 11nm on the base, in game torque = 8, Sensitivity = 1
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I asked more or less the same question and according to Rich it's PD's fault... https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/logitech-g-pro-racing-wheel.412554/post-14180748
 
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Hi all!
Anyone here driving le man ultimate?
I’ve got some issues with the ffb on that one.
Works like a charm a couple of minutes, then I hear like a reconnect sound, and the ffb gets really weird. Like it gets choppy.
 
krille_r
Hi all!
Anyone here driving le man ultimate?
I’ve got some issues with the ffb on that one.
Works like a charm a couple of minutes, then I hear like a reconnect sound, and the ffb gets really weird. Like it gets choppy.
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I had issues with my wheel at Le Mans today. After the Porsche Curves my wheel disconnected.It happened twice, I had to turn it off and on again to continue playing. But every time I go back to Le Mans problems happen.
 
After driving with sensitivity higher for a couple weeks..I tried to turn it down to 1 lower tru force and up in game strength to 6/7 and the wheel is incredibly clunky...have I damaged something?
 
Unlikely. As usual, this will need more troubleshooting by testing in other cars, returning to the settings you had before and (very importantly) testing in other titles.
 
Hi everyone,

Before the last few updates on GT7, I had a very satisfying "metallic bang" feeling on gear changes with the racing gearbox. However this feeling had been almost cancelled since the 3 or 4 last updates. I've always used the settings recommended by Logitech. Has anyone else also experienced this "issue" ?
 
Anyone else finding the 1.56 GT7 update has made the torque go way down on their Pro wheel? Every car feels much lighter now with the same settings as before.

Am I imagining it or do I wed to switch in game FF upwards from 5 to something higher?
 
CustomX
Anyone else finding the 1.56 GT7 update has made the torque go way down on their Pro wheel? Every car feels much lighter now with the same settings as before.

Am I imagining it or do I wed to switch in game FF upwards from 5 to something higher?
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Yeah. Feels different overall. Bid numb, definitely weaker.
 
CustomX
That's an interesting one! Remind me; where do I make this change? In the GT7 settings in game?
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Go to the menu on the wheel, scroll down until you come to compatibility, in there you have 2 options, g923 and pro. Select g923 and follow the prompt. The wheel will restart and the screen will say g923.

I do recommend to restart GT7 as well when using it for the first time.

Let me know what you think!
 
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I'm not sure if this has been brought up again or if it is due to the new update but the ticking/clicking sound is back again for me with the wheel moving with every tick. Last time all I had to do was turning the dampener off and that did seemed to have been the fix. The dampener has been off and it's doing it again. Has anyone had that happened recently and if so, is there a new fix?
 
Pzynen
Go to the menu on the wheel, scroll down until you come to compatibility, in there you have 2 options, g923 and pro. Select g923 and follow the prompt. The wheel will restart and the screen will say g923.

I do recommend to restart GT7 as well when using it for the first time.

Let me know what you think!
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I tried it. I hated it. :gtpflag:

Tell me you're not playing in this g923 mode! If you're using it, you've got a world of fun awaiting you when you switch it back to Pro Wheel mode.
 
CustomX
I tried it. I hated it. :gtpflag:

Tell me you're not playing in this g923 mode! If you're using it, you've got a world of fun awaiting you when you switch it back to Pro Wheel mode.
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Fair enough, I found it to be more alive with stronger torque/vibration.

I do run two buttkicker pro’s on the rig and one under the pedals, and only run in VR so maybe it’s a bit too much for just the wheel.

Anyway for some it might be an improvement 🙏
 
Yeah its most definitely stronger torque. Much, much, much stronger. And the vibration is constant and overwhelming. Like its there the whole time no matter what the road surface is or whether one is on a rumble strip.

I can achieve the stronger torque in normal PRO WHEEL mode, by simply dialling up the in-game torque from 5 to a higher number.

So you play solely in G923 mode?
 
CustomX
Yeah its most definitely stronger torque. Much, much, much stronger. And the vibration is constant and overwhelming. Like its there the whole time no matter what the road surface is or whether one is on a rumble strip.

I can achieve the stronger torque in normal PRO WHEEL mode, by simply dialling up the in-game torque from 5 to a higher number.

So you play solely in G923 mode?
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The rumble you can modify to your liking on the wheelbase settings. I personally have in game torque at 10….

It’s all very personal and it’s all a matter of trial and error i guess.

For VR I personally prefer high amounts of torque and vibration for immersion.
 

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