It makes it slightly better for drifting since the wheel spins faster

Yes you're right, spins faster.. really it's a mod for those that decide to upgrade the stock wheel to something bigger (which honestly you shouldn't). More wear and tear on the plastic of the gears. But to those that have a Logitech and are happy with it, here's a mod

Of course brotha!! That was a fun match for sure! Heal up for the next one!

You keep it as openVR.. use iVRy as the loader (just like you would with steam VR)

Just added to the stock motor

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Technically you want to add some heatsinks to the mosfets on the board... Not sure how long your Logitech would last without it.

which power supply did u use for this? I have a Logitech Drive Force gt.. would this mod work with my wheel aswell? I would defenitely get additional cooling, there is luckely a lot of room in the internals for this. :) @@blackote

This is actually WMR using the Odyssey plus... The previous video of the s2000 at buttonwillow was still iVRy

I ran a fan and motor/mosfet heat sinks

@@blackote how many mosfet are there? i can only see one but some people say there are 2?

@@KnowerofThings there is two in the g27.. not sure if that changed in the later models

@@KnowerofThings username checks out

I don't think it does, but it atleast provides more speed than a unmodded Logitech base (especially if you run a aftermarket wheel)

@@blackote Thanks!

Yeah, might just have to play with the assigned pins

​@@blackote Ok thanks, this help me so much

Nice, I think more and more are starting to play around with the logi internals.

@@blackote You should go for more current. 2 amps isn't enough to be a big upgrade. I would go at least 5 amps. The voltage increase will only really increase its spin speed, its amps that increases torque of the motors. I will test to see how much current it can take, I'll up the current bit by bit and monitor the temp of the motors and board with a thermal imager to see. At the moment I'm at 6 or 7 amps which gives a big torque increase!!

@@jcreedy20 keep me posted... I don't own a logi wheel anymore and at the time I recorded and modded my wheel I already changed over to a Fanatec DD1

@@blackote How does it compare to the logi? Is it more powerful? Better ffb feel?

@@jcreedy20 honestly they don't compare... I don't know why I didn't switch earlier.. so much more definition and feel

You should be able to view the serial logs and check the reaction of the reading... If it's still laggy I would say double check your pin lift or even look up the board you bought... Some actually have a fuse that is soldered in to change rate speed

@@blackote thanks for the quick reply, I'll have a look tonight. Thanks.

@@mike5058 no worries! Best of luck!! Let us know how it goes

@@rockybrewer right.. just double check again to see if your board has a way to change the rate speed... If it does it will have a fuse soldered in place that you need to move instead of pin 15

@@rockybrewer the 10sps to 80ssp data rate... Change it to 80

I ended up just taking a spring from a pen, cutting it to length in order for it to kick the case. You can twist the spring in the grub screw

Arduino code is in the video description. The library you need is just any joystick.h you can find to work. Apologies I don't remember which one or where I got it from.

It is the 200kg Mavin loadcell

@@blackote where to buy that robber thing

@@Ramsey214 it is a skateboard bushing.. look for a store near you that sells skateboard parts

@@blackote oh can you tell me the link to handbrake?

I'm using the joystick library from the library manager

@@blackote in library manager found over 20, can you be more specific. testes several, cant verify code, i am not so lucky

ok found library is from git hub, in library manager didnt find working one

Hey there, yeah mine did the same.. it wouldn't track the forward and back motions. I ended up going with a more cheaper samsung odyssey plus headset for 200 that works so much better... Sorry wish there was more I could help you with

@@blackote oh, well psvr is better than screen for realistic driving still tho imo😄 and thanks for answering!🙏🏼🙂

It should work for it too... The wheels are practically the same

i dont know

Why? Does it not work for u?

Thanks! I haven't actually... I just picked up the 2080ti, I was using a GTX1070

@@blackote oh great, i am running à 1070 too. Did you get the chance to test it with this card ? I'm waiting for a 5700xt but meanwhile i don't know weather or not i should try SOL. (i have à wmr lenovo explorer)

@@kevinfanichet6041 I didn't try Sol on the 1070 because I already had some stuttering

Its on, but I noticed that with the new driver updates my OBS captures don't record at 60fps on OpenVR

In iVRy make sure it is running in direct mode and change the refresh rate to 120hz. Then in steamVR play around with the resolution multiplier in the video setting for the specific application of Assetto Corsa. Let me know if you get it to work or if you need a video guide

@@blackote Thank you very much I will check it out in a couple of days and let you know

@UrbanGRIT I had the chance to test them now. The resolution is a lot better and everything runs very smooth. Thank you very much!

@@alexg1765 What resolution setting did you pick for Assetto Corsa I’m on 960 x 1080 can I up that?

@@Wafflecombo54 Yeah thats the res of the PSVR, thats what i used as well

Thanks, if you can get the head tracking to work correctly then yes it solves the drift. Im waiting on a PS3 eye to try it instead of Kinect camera (requires a bit of distance to be used correctly)

Thanks, I'm not sure if Sony VR would work the same but make sure you set your supersampling setting via steam to get better quality