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Jordan Cozzi

Would like to open a discussion regarding what settings people run for iracing in addition to the default cloud tuning settings. 

I have mostly just run the wheel on default, and let cloud tuning do its thing. All I typically do is turn intensity up and down. Depending on the car it typically ranges from 55-80. I added rear traction loss at 50 and turned off rpm. I find for the most part its good, but I do find some cars and tracks better than others. Should I be running steering foundation? Lateral g? Any other effects? Is it worth experimenting with high and responsive? Is dynamic force boost a worthy effect to enable? 

Im curious what cloud tuning does to the settings I have enabled, and what if any, it does to settings that are not enabled?

Please feel free to share your wheel settings. 



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Jordan Cozzi
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Furthermore, if I were to run cloud tuning with game ffb off and utilize foundation with bumps, rear traction etc would that still work? Will cloud adjust the setting even without game ffb? Could I run a little game ffb and foundation?

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Bernard Villers Jr

Please see this document in the Learning Center: What Does Cloud Tuning Do? | SimXperience® Full Motion Racing Simulator Technologies

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