Can someone please explain to me how to remove the intense vibration on the G29 wheel when driving every road car, the kart and the ginetta g4? I am having this problem on the PC version. I had the same problem on the PS4 but it was resolved by setting volume to zero. This provided wheel weight and no surface detail, which is apparently what causes the vibration. However, volume on zero on pc simply leaves me with a loose floppy wheel and a car that is impossible to control. I have tried every possible configuration of FFB in game and even custom FFB files to no avail. No matter what I do I either get a floppy wheel or intense vibration. The vibration is extremely loud and uncomfortable and feels as though it is going to break the wheel. Internet search will reveal that this is a problem with project cars 2 and the G29, not unique to me. All other games feel great. All other cars feel amazing in the game. The actual race cars provide wheel weight and surface detail but it seems these road cars are just bugged. Can someone tell me why this happens or how to fix it? The closest thing Ive found that helps is to eliminate caster angle. Doing this on the Kart helped on some, but not all, tracks. This setting is either unadjustable or does not go do zero on many of these cars though. So this is no solution. Or can someone perhaps explain how to replicate setting volume to zero on the PS4? Volume at zero was perfect on console. Why not on the PC? How do I fix this? After almost 40 hours of trying, I am at my wits end. This game is so good, despite its vast number of ignored bugs, but this is one I cant simply learn to live with. I paid 20 dollars for this game on a console, put a setting at zero and had a great experience. Then I pay steams ridiculous price to get it on PC just for 40hours of beta testing and no success. No fun. The G29 is the most common entry level wheel, but a third of the cars in the game don't function with it? Surely this cant be right? I am so frustrated. Thank you for your time and I hope you can help me!