Wheelbase settings for EA Sports WRC (2024)

Now is a great time to jump into the latest rally installment on the market. We have been fine-tuning our wheelbase settings in RaceHub and in-game settings to get you into the action.

As usual, remember that these settings are intended to be a stepping stone for your own further fine-tuning. Try our settings and adjust them according to your own preferences.

This setup has been created to suit all three of our wheelbases. However, we will provide specific settings for specific wheelbases in certain cases.

First, we’ll dive into the RaceHub settings:

RACEHUB SETTINGS

Steering Range: 540°

Damping: 20%

Overall Force (Forte and Invicta Wheelbase): 15.0 Nm

La Prima: 12.0 Nm (The La Prima Wheelbase is slightly less powerful than the others, so we’ve turned it to its maximum. This setting is very much up to personal preference, so make sure to finetune it to your liking.)

Bumpstop Hardness: Soft

Friction: 0%

Torque Behavior Prediction: Off

Bumpstop Range: 0°

Inertia: Off

Torque Acceleration Limit: 4.0 Nm/ms

High Frequency Limit: 3300 Hz

Cornering Force Assist: Off

Anti-Oscillation: 0%

Now you’re all set in RaceHub.

Let’s look at the in-game settings in EA Sports WRC (2024).

EA SPORTS WRC SETTINGS

Self Aligning Torque (for Forte and Invicta): 36

Self Aligning Torque (For La Prima): 42

Note: The values have been dialed in so as not to give the user a feeling of being overpowered by the steering. If you still experience that the car is out of control, try turning this value down.

Wheel Friction: 0

Tyre Friction: 10

Suspension: 100

Tyre Slip: 100

Engine: 25

Collision: 10

Soft Lock: 80

Steering Centre Force: On

Steering Centre Force Scale: 0

Now, your wheelbase has a great baseline setup. As always, if something feels off, remember to try different values on different settings.

If you want a deeper explanation of the different settings, check out the iRacing Guide. If you don’t use EA Sports WRC (2024), you can find wheelbase guides for other games here: