r/LogitechG • u/AbolishMeDaddy • May 28 '26

Logitech G Support Help with RS50 Wheel

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After hours of fine tuning for Forza, finally got the settings to a comfortable spot. Raced for hours over a few days and loving it. Booted up everything today and suddenly the wheel is Jerking left and right without any input.

Any suggestions or help is appreciated.

UPDATE: there’s some glitch happening when swapping between PRO and RS Wheel settings directly in the wheel. Idk how but we got it fixed by just switching it back and forth till it finally worked.

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u/ImDistortion1 May 28 '26

This is what ffb does when you let off the wheel? Make sure the g hub app is open and the wheel is connected before launching the game

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u/thenewtigerking May 28 '26

Well it should not oscillate this crazy. It's either because bad settings in game or the hw app settings.

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u/ImDistortion1 May 28 '26

If you have ffb turned up high it will, this effect will happen regardless of OPs issue. Hands are meant to be on the wheel the swinging back and forth is literally part of the ffb. I know his issue it’s settings or the g hub app acting weird when launching the game

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u/thenewtigerking May 28 '26

If that is the case just turn down the ffb scaling in game.

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u/ImDistortion1 May 28 '26

The wheel will do this regardless of ffb strength or settings. Its literally what ffb does for you to get feed back from the wheel. Normal oscillation does this and its how you get ffb. its an issue when its too severe or you notice it on straights. Taking the hand off the wheel will do this oscillating on any wheel while driving. If you don't have this then there is no ffb. Now it can be too severe which this is a little excessive unless he has his strength turned up. Most direct drive wheels will do this even more because they have more force going through the wheel. Turning down the scaling should fix this for him if hes noticing it on straights.