# ACC FFB settings: Moza, Fanatec, Logitech & more

> The right force feedback values for ACC — Moza, Fanatec, Logitech, Thrustmaster, Simagic — honest, with confidence. No invented recipe, just what really counts.

Interactive tool and full version: https://pitlanecoach.com/en/ffb

## In short

Force feedback in ACC is set through several sliders, not through a single filter. And honestly: there is no official manufacturer recipe for ACC — every table of values online is community taste. So we separate visibly what is reliable (what a slider does, the clipping method) from pure preference.

Five things hold across all brands: set the force by the clipping indicator; keep Min Force small on gear and belt wheels (~5–12 %), 0 on direct drive; turn the software centering spring off; match the steering lock to the in-game value; set the in-game damper to 0 and the frequency to 400 Hz. For Moza, Fanatec, Logitech, Thrustmaster and Simagic there is one deep slider overview each, with confidence.

## Common questions

### Are there official ACC FFB settings from Moza or Fanatec?

No. No manufacturer publishes an official ACC FFB recipe — Moza support even says ACC needs no special config. Every table of numbers is community taste; only the slider functions and the clipping method are reliable.

### What Min Force do I need in ACC?

On direct drive bases (Moza, Fanatec DD, Simagic, T818) 0 — otherwise the center twitches on the straights. Gear and belt wheels like the Logitech G29/G923 or Thrustmaster T300 need roughly 5–12 % to overcome the dead center.

### How do I set the FFB gain correctly?

By the clipping indicator in the game: turn the gain up until the bar just stops hitting the top under full load, then come back about 5 %. Stronger bases need a lower gain.

### Why does my Thrustmaster FFB get weaker after a few laps?

That is thermal fade — belt wheels like the T300/TX/T248 reduce the FFB when they get hot. The remedy: keep Overall Strength moderate (75–80 %, not maximum) and ventilate the base. The direct drive models (T598/T818) do not have this.