How to use this
Tell the finder what you play on, roughly what you want to spend, and what matters most — raw force-feedback strength, plug-and-play simplicity, or value for money. It ranks the bases that actually fit and links you to current pricing.
Torque (measured in Nm) is the headline number, but it isn’t everything. A well-tuned 8 Nm base with good software can feel better than a raw 12 Nm one, and more torque than you can brace against on a flimsy desk is wasted. If you’re on PlayStation, your choices narrow fast — only a couple of bases are licensed for PS5. Not sure how much force you actually need? Higher torque gives you headroom, but even 5 Nm is plenty for most sim racers starting out.
Once you’ve shortlisted a base, the FFB settings finder will get your force feedback dialed in for your sim.