Tuning for Fanatec CSL Elite Wheels

Hello fellow drivers and sim enthusiasts!

After way too many hours of tuning, testing and retuning... I wanted to share what I think is a pretty acceptable profile for anyone else using the same wheel/ pedals as I am. I have a Fanatec CSL Elite wheelbase with CSL LC pedals, running the most up to date driver (as of this post). I am running BeamNG.Drive v25.5 (also of this post) and have tried multiple driving styles across different vehicle setups (including some mods). This will probably be very hyper-specific, but without further monologue, here are my settings.

Wheelbase Settings:
SEN: 1080
FFB: 75
DRI: -2
FEI: 60
FOR: 70
SPR: 20
DPR: 30

Game Settings:
Wheel (xaxis)
Filter: Wheel (direct)
1:1 steering angle: 1080
1:1 behavior: Faster if needed
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Linearity: 1
Deadzone (rest): 0.01 <- This is needed to keep wheel from jittering/ oscillating)
Deadzone (end): 0.01
Fore Feedback Configuration
Enabled: CHECK
Inverted: CHECK
Strength: 750
Smoothing: 125
Soft lock force 95%
Reduce strength while parked: CHECK
Side Accel Feedback: 0%
Update rate limit: Automatic
Update type: Fast (default)
Use Response Correction Curve: CHECK(*)
(*) Please refer to the WIKI/ Documentation section in reference to creating a correction curve for YOUR wheel. I used the iRacing WheelCheck.exe to generate my correction data. I recommend completing at least 3 tests and averaging the results of each for best result.

Game Settings:
Accelerator/ Brake/ Clutch/ Hand Brake
Throttle
Filter: Wheel (direct)
Linearity: 1
Deadzone (rest): 0.01
Deadzone (end): 0.02
Brake
Filter: Wheel (direct)
Linearity: 1
Deadzone (rest): 0.02
Deadzone (end): 0.03 <- This is to ensure the game reads 100% from the loadcell at max travel/ force)
Clutch
Filter: Wheel (direct)
Linearity: 0.25 <- This helps with the non linear action of a real life clutch
Deadzone (rest): 0
Deadzone (end): 0
Parking Brake (temporary) <- IF you have an accessory handbrake to use
Filter: Wheel (direct)
Linearity: 1
Deadzone (rest): 0.1
Deadzone (end): 0.05

I hope this helps anyone who is struggling to get their Fanatec Wheels to play nice. Moderators, Please PM if I posted this in the wrong place.

 

After a long search i came across your settings and tried them out instantly, but i gotta say for me they feel a bit weird :/
Especially on off-road or during crashes the wheel goes insane, not really sure why..

 

This is by all means not a perfect tune... But it was the closest I could get to feeling good enough for the hardware I've got. I primarily focused on driving on paved/ dirt roads, not extreme off-road trails or crashes. I'm sure messing with the overall gain/ filter will help your particular dynamics.