VRS DFP15 Force Feedback Settings For iRacing and Le Mans Ultimate
Welcome to my VRS DFP15 Force Feedback Settings. Use these as a baseline for your own settings, as these are the settings I settled upon and felt 'right' to me.
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My Recommended Force Feedback Settings:
Within the VRS DirectForce Config Tool (Global Settings):
Damping: 0%
Friction: 5%
Inertia: 0
Spring: 0
Smoothing Responsive 2
Slew Rate Balanced
Rotation Degrees: 1080 (This depends on your tastes, but I use 1080 for almost everything)
Max Force: 100% (Best to let base run at 100% and adjust sims to suit)

Within iRacing Options
Strength: Varies (I might use as low as 5.0 in some cars, as high as 10.0 in certain others. Adjust this via the F9 black box as you go)
Wheel Force: 15Nm
Intensity 0%
Smoothing 0%
Damping 0%
Min Force 0% (Important)

Within Le Mans Ultimate Options
Invert Force Feedback: On (Some manufacturers require this, others don't)
Force Feedback Strength: 50% (Adjust this setting only to suit your force level, DON'T touch Max Force in the VRS tool)
Force Feedback Smoothing: 0
Minimum Steering Torque: 0.0%


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Hi Danny love your content and reviews, just bought the r295 and dfp15 bundle. Being my first DD wheel I’m a little overwhelmed with settings and how things are supposed to feel, in the games I’ve played iracing and f1 the force feedback on the straights seems to feel a little weak compared to the corners and even my old g920. What would you recommend to resolve this?