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But as almost always, best fix is to rant about it. As i kinda did before, accidentally found a workaround. I need to have that window open where i adjust all those levels. When i close that, twitching begins again. I don't mean that actual logitech window, but when you go inside that wheels vibration levels and spring load levels.
Right after i lost 6 seconds on my Nürburgring laptime when i sense if i turn too much.