Bad wheel vibration at low speed with GT7 in Logitech G923
- Thread starter Beoplay
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- 89
- GreenBook
Yeah same here. Seems to happen a lot after a crash.
- 25
- United States
I get it as well.
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- Stuttgart
- 803
- Waco, TX
- GTP_Goshin2568
- Goshin2568
Yeah I have a csw 2.5 through a drivehub and it's the same. Has to be something ****ed with the game
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- bristol
- smokebeer
- 2,903
- London, ON
- A_Mindful_Place
Happens on my G29 too. Seems to be after crashing though.
- 4,962
- Nelson, England
- GTP_ASH32
It does it with the T150 too. It goes nuts when it detects you have very low grip and are going slow, starts in high power cars, even with traction control on and after or during a spin are the biggest issue. Even driving over the kerbs slowly can cause lots of vibration, more than going fast. 
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- United Kingdom
I'm pretty sure this is a game problem. I use my G920 wheel through a GIMX adapter to emulate a G29 from my PC to PS4.
I couldnt stand the low speed vibration, and even worse coming to a stop on tarmac i thought my wheel was gonna break (i also run higher voltage and amps on my g920 to make it half decent).
Anyway, after some digging some guy had altered the firmware for the GIMX adapter in which he said he'd changed the way the ffb was handled around the center point of the wheel and now i dont have this problem atall.
but yeah its a real bad issue when it almost affects most brands of wheels.
I couldnt stand the low speed vibration, and even worse coming to a stop on tarmac i thought my wheel was gonna break (i also run higher voltage and amps on my g920 to make it half decent).
Anyway, after some digging some guy had altered the firmware for the GIMX adapter in which he said he'd changed the way the ffb was handled around the center point of the wheel and now i dont have this problem atall.
but yeah its a real bad issue when it almost affects most brands of wheels.
- 55
- Edmonton
- dimedancing
Happens to me as well with a G923. I assume it’s a bug. In at least one instance switching off race tires fixed it.
- 109
- United States
I have the G923. Not sure about the exact scenario under which this is happening, but I tested for it today, and it was not happening to me. Only at Northern Isle Speedway, it would vibrate a bit more for maybe a second or two when I went off track (to the bottom of the track) and back on again, but nothing like what's shown in the video above 
- 632
- Uruguay
What are your FFB settings?I have the G923. Not sure about the exact scenario under which this is happening, but I tested for it today, and it was not happening to me. Only at Northern Isle Speedway, it would vibrate a bit more for maybe a second or two when I went off track (to the bottom of the track) and back on again, but nothing like what's shown in the video above
- 109
- United States
I'm currently using the following settings as suggested by Edu Pons in this thread:
- Vibration Function - 110
- Controller Steering Sensitivity - 1
- Force Feedback Max Torque - 6
- Force Feedback Sensitivity - 4
If you're experiencing this issue, one thing I would suggest is to plug your G923 into a PC and use the Logitech G HUB to check whether or not your G923 has the latest firmware. Perhaps the latest firmware can "fix" this bug in the game?
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- Uruguay
Do you have the Tomahawk? That's the one where the effect is most noticeable if you brake completely and accelerate, just tried it with those settings and still happens to me. I'm using a G29 on the latest firmware, so I guess it's possible that's the solution for the 923.
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- Spain
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- 109
- United States
). If there's a quick race where I can select the Tomahawk to race with, I'll be glad to give it a try.
