Wheelbase settings for Assetto Corsa

Even though Assetto Corsa is reaching 10 years of age, it remains a solid go-to for sim racers as it offers a wide range of cars, tracks, and great mods.

Due to the wide range of cars, making a setup that fits all cars is tricky. Despite this, we’ve developed some solid settings that work well as a baseline.

If you want to dive into a deeper explanation of each of the different settings, check out the iRacing Guide.

If don’t use Assetto Corsa, you can find wheelbase guides for other games here:

Let’s get started with Assetto Corsa:

RaceHub Settings for Assetto Corsa:

Wheelbases:
Invicta – 20nm – Gain: 34%

Forte – 18nm – Gain: 38%

La Prima – 12nm – Gain: 56%

Steering range: 900 Degrees. (If custom soft lock is enabled, it can be set to max degrees. Soft lock requires the following mods: Content manager and Shaders Patch)

Bumpstop hardness:
Invicta and Forte: Soft

La Prima: Medium

Bumpstop Range: 0

High-Frequency Limit: No Limit.

Dampning: 0%

Friction:
Invicta and Forte – 10%

La Prima – 15%

Inertia: Off

Cornering Force Assist: Off

Overall Force: Max

Torque Behavior Prediction: Off

Slew Rate: Max

Anti Oscillation: 5%

Assetto Corsa in-game settings

Degrees: 900 (same as RaceHub)

Gamma: 1.0

Scale: 100%

Auto-adjust scale to match cars steer lock: Off

Filter: 0%

Speed sensitivity: 0%

Filter: 0%: You can increase this, yet the wheelbases already generate a smooth feeling.

Minimum Force: 0%

Kerb effect: 8% – some kerbs don’t generate enough Force Feedback, so this setting can help increase this. Keep it under 10 %, as it easily can be too much.

Road effect: 0% – Leave it off, as it often generates an unrealistic feeling.

Slip effect: 18% – Even though the game is excellent at telling you if you are losing grip, this setting can increase the vibration level when losing grip, which works quite well.

ABS effect: 8% – Adds vibrations when ABS kicks in.

Enhanced understeer effect: Off

Soft Lock: Off (don’t use the soft lock in-game, use the custom soft lock from Shaders patch)

Skip FFB Steps: 0

Tweaking your settings in-game and in RaceHub is just as crucial as tweaking the car’s setup. These settings work well as an overall baseline that you can adjust to your preferences.