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Fanatec Porsche Vision GT Settings for GT7
In this article, I’ll share the settings I use in Gran Turismo 7 and my in-game preferences. Keep in mind, these settings reflect my personal preference, and you may find that slightly different adjustments work bett...
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Hello,

Thank you very much 🙏

Is it still relevant with the current version of GT7?

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Hello,

Here are my 2026 settings for the GT DD PRO 8 NM with the Porsche Vision GT wheel

SEN : AUTOMATIQUE

FFB : 100 

FFS : PEAK

NDP : 18 

NFR : 10

NIN : OFF 

INT : 5 

FEI : 70 

FOR : 100 

SPR : OFF 

DPR : OFF 

BLI : 100 (ADJUST TO YOUR PREFERENCES)

BRF : 60 (ADJUST TO YOUR PREFERENCES AND YOUR CRANKSET AND ITS SETTING)

V3 CRANKSET WITH PERFORMANCE KIT AND ELASTOMERS SET TO SOFT.

PEDAL SCREW SET TO MINIMUM FOR MAXIMUM PEDAL TRAVEL.

 

 GRAN TURISMO 7 SETTINGS IN-GAME

Force Feedback Max Torque: 6 (Depends on the car, 3 for Gr.1, 4 for Gr.2, 5,6 for Gr.3, 7 for Gr.4)

Force Feedback Sensitivity: 1

There is clearly a difference in feel now in the force feedback sensitivity:

Signal fidelity

Setting 1: The game sends you the rawest and most "linear" tire physics. This is the closest signal to what the developers designed. You feel the micro-details (the exact moment the front tire bottoms out) without any artificial enhancement.

Setting 10: The game applies a kind of artificial "compression" or amplification. Everything becomes very (too) responsive. This creates digital "noise" that masks the true feel of grip.

Avoiding "Clipping"

At 10, the game emphasizes small effects so much that as soon as you enter a fast corner (like Raidillon at Spa), your base 8 Nm reaches its maximum immediately.

Result: The steering wheel becomes a flat, rigid bar. You lose all nuance between "it grips" and "I'm sliding." At 1, you retain enough leeway to feel weight shifts.

Center stability

The Porsche Vision GT can wobble and be unstable. At 10, this instability is multiplied tenfold. The steering wheel becomes twitchy and can start vibrating violently in a straight line. At 1, the steering wheel is much calmer and more planted.

Predictability (TCS 0)

If you drive without TCS, you need to feel the rear end break away progressively. The setting at 10 makes the force feedback too abrupt, which can cause you to overcorrect and spin out. At 1, the information arrives smoothly, giving you time to react.

That's it for my settings and explanations for the GT DD PRO, especially with the Porsche Vision GT wheel. The settings may vary with other wheels.

Let me know what you think and if you like these settings

👍😉