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Y'all helped me about a week ago tweak my Momo settings for F12002, and it feels much better. One of the big differences was the suggestion to turn off the self centering spring.
I mentioned at the time I had a lot of vibration in the wheel around the neutral position, both when idling and when driving. Turning of the spring seems to have helped, but I still have a good bit of vibration in the wheel around neutral - almost like I can hear grinding noises. I have it set at like -80% and the FF effects on high.
Do other Momo owners experience this vibrating around neutral? I don't have that problem in N2002. It sounds almost like there is something loose in there.

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Don Burnette

Hey gang,

Y'all helped me about a week ago tweak my Momo settings for F12002, and it
feels much better. One of the big differences was the suggestion to turn off
the self centering spring.
I mentioned at the time I had a lot of vibration in the wheel around the
neutral position, both when idling and when driving. Turning of the spring
seems to have helped, but I still have a good bit of vibration in the wheel
around neutral - almost like I can hear grinding noises. I have it set at
like -80% and the FF effects on high.
Do other Momo owners experience this vibrating around neutral? I don't have
that problem in N2002. It sounds almost like there is something loose in
there.

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Don Burnette

Don Burnette

Ok, cool, thanks. It was getting a little annoying, thought I had something
loose in there, I'll try it with it turned off.

        There are settings in the plr file like they said, but you can also
disable it by choosing a lower level of FF.  From High to Medium(or whatever
it is below High) in the drop-down menu box on the FF page.  And there
probably is a slider on the two FF pages that might adjust that.  But
be-warned.  I messed with those sliders once and never got it right again.
Catalog your settings before you begin.
dave henrie