iRFFB
iRFFB enhances iRacing force feedback using higher-frequency telemetry. iRacing outputs FFB at 60Hz by default; iRFFB offers 360Hz mode (smoother, ~29ms latency) or 60Hz direct filtered (low latency). Adds suspension bumps, tyre slip, understeer cues, and virtual G-force. Requires vJoy. Free. Can drive Jetseat and fans.
Key Features
- 360Hz or 60Hz direct filtered modes
- Suspension bumps, tyre slip, understeer cues
- Virtual G-force feedback
- Per-car settings
- Jetseat haptic and fan control
- Requires vJoy 2.18.x
- Free
What It Does
Free plugin that enhances iRacing FFB with "seat of pants" effects. 360Hz mode uses live telemetry for smoothest feedback; 60Hz direct filtered applies a digital filter for improved smoothness with negligible latency. Adds suspension bumps, tyre slip, understeer reduction, damping. Creates virtual FFB device via vJoy. Per-car settings. Jetseat and fan control support.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free
- 360Hz or 60Hz modes
- Suspension bumps, tyre slip, understeer
- Per-car settings
- Jetseat and fan support
Cons
- Requires vJoy
- Windows only
Setup Instructions
Install vJoy 2.18.x (required) and Microsoft VS2015 runtime. Download iRFFB from the maintainer’s official page (search from the primary link). Run iRFFB.exe while iRacing is running. Select your wheel under FFB device. Choose 360Hz or 60Hz mode. Adjust min/max force, damping, suspension effects. Save per-car settings. Configure virtual device with X-axis and FFB effects enabled.
Download Links
Other force feedback tools: MAIRA (Marvin's Awesome iRacing App), Simucube TrueDrive, Fanatec Fanalab , or all force feedback tools apps.
Next Steps
Apps Hub — browse all app categories · FUSION Racing home — driver guides, track guides, and more