u/Ahsan_AMX20

Hey guys,

About a week ago I switched from controller to a Logitech G29 in Assetto Corsa Competizione, and honestly my experience has been really frustrating.

On controller I was fairly competitive and confident, and I thought moving to a wheel would make me faster pretty quickly. Instead, I’ve gone backwards:

• I’m ~2 seconds slower than my controller times
• I’m constantly scared to push
• When I do push, I lose the rear under braking or on entry
• The car just doesn’t rotate the same way anymore
• I can’t even complete clean races consistently

The worst part is I don’t even know what to fix.

I’ve watched a lot of videos (trail braking, racing line, etc.) and I was already applying those concepts on controller. Now I’m trying to do the same things on a wheel, but it just doesn’t work — the car feels completely different and I’ve lost control over it.

It feels like I’ve gone from understanding the car to having no idea what it’s doing.

Is this normal when switching to a wheel?
What should I actually focus on to get through this phase?

Would really appreciate some guidance because right now it’s taken a lot of the enjoyment out of the game.

Hey guys,

Recently switched from controller to a Logitech G29 (been about a week), and I’m trying to understand something.

In Assetto Corsa Competizione and F1 23, the wheel feels solid — good force feedback, clear weight transfer, and normal steering response.

But in Gran Turismo 7:

• Force feedback feels really weak, even at max settings
• Steering feels like I need way more rotation to get the same response (almost like it’s damped or scaled down)
• Overall the car feels more “numb” compared to ACC/F1

I’m not sure if:

• this is just how GT7’s FFB/physics are
• or if I’ve got something set up wrong

For context:

• PS5
• G29
• Default settings mostly

Is this normal behavior for GT7 with a G29, or am I missing something in the setup?

Appreciate any help 🙏