How to adjust your wheel settings in Forza Horizon 6 to feel ultra realistic and comfortable. These settings are, from my experience, going to help in preventing the wheel from wobbling, feeling too stiff, or being uncontrollable. I am using the Logitech G923 steering wheel and shifter setup. These wheel settings also work on Logitech g27, g29, G920, Thrustmaster, and other wheels). I made this FH6 wheel settings guide very in depth and detailed so you understand what each setting does and how it changes the driving characteristics in FH6. Forza Horizon 6 is an open world racing game with realistic car sounds and driving characteristics Developed by Playground Games and published by Xbox Game Studios. Difficulty settings: Steering - simulation Shifting - manual w/ clutch Wheel Settings: Vibration - off Invert vertical look - off Steering axis deadzone inside - 0 Steering axis deadzone outside - 100 Steering linearity - 50 Acceleration axis deadzone inside - 0 Acceleration axis deadzone outside - 100 Decceleration axis deadzone inside - 0 Deceleration axis deadzone outside - 100 Clutch axis deadzone inside - 0 Clutch axis deadzone outside - 100 E-brake axis deadzone inside - 0 E-brake axis deadzone outside - 100 Vibration Scale - 0.5 Force feedback scale - 1.3 Center spring scale - 1.1 Wheel damper scale - 1.9 Mechanical trail scale - 0.7 Force feedback minimum force - 0.6 Force feedback load sensitivity - 1.5 Road feel scale - 0.5 Off-road feel scale - 0.1 Check out my main IRL car channel! / @nikolaiiaksenov My gaming setup: Steering wheel- https://amzn.to/3kjXoge Shifter- https://amzn.to/3bVBThe Xbox: https://amzn.to/4u9RGyU Racing Simulator Seat: https://amzn.to/3CZHdw8 Follow me on social media! Instagram: / nikolaiiaksenov Facebook: Nikolai Aksenov TikTok: @nikolaiiaksenov Outro Music - Wildcat by Ian Post