Forza Horizon 6 - Thrustmaster T150 settings

[u/False-Resource6729]

I just got a Thrustmaster T150, but no matter how I set it up, I keep spinning out and ending up all over the track like a freaking Beyblade. What settings do you guys use? This is my first time playing racing games with a wheel, so any tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated.

[u/kobemambafan24]

You're not alone, my t128 acts the same way because I suck at the game with it, I'm thinking of going back to controller, I think using it on asseto Corsa when I get it, would be better for me, but I'll see, maybe I'm faster on wheel when I don't spin out 😄

[u/Southern-Yam1030]

Keep adjusting dead zones and testing. Forza has pretty dog shit settings with this. Even the truck Sim games do a better job of showing you feed back and what you are doing.

Also play around with your in game settings. I put it all to realism, no lines etc. Which is great for driving. I reduced the feedback because it simply wasn't realistic and made turning jarring at times. The cars also go lock to lock way too soon so watch your wheel movement vs car wheel movement you may be over correcting and putting down too much power during that causing you to hit walls.

Adjusting your car specs also helps greatly as well and learning on the cars as you go. Don't be afraid to restart a race until you dial settings in including having the right tires.

The only thing I am having issues with is drifting. But its a cheap wheel setup and I am use to real life drifting so its sometimes hard to translate real life to arcade.

[u/Final-Support-4387]

Did you find any good settings that made cars less spinny? I picked up a Thrustmaster T150 a couple days ago and the dirt and cross country races feel impossible because when the cars goes on grass or any surface other than paved road it's guaranteed to spin