If you own a Logitech G29, G923 or G920, you already have one of the most popular sim racing wheels on the market. But stock is never the best — and the right upgrades can completely transform how your rig feels and performs.
Here are the best upgrades worth doing in 2026, from the most impactful to the finishing touches.
1. Steering Wheel Rim Replacement
This is the single biggest upgrade you can make. The stock Logitech rim is large, round, and designed for general use — not for sim racing. A proper mod wheel changes everything: grip, feedback clarity, flat-bottom clearance, and the way you feel the road through your hands.
Logitech G29, G923 and G920 all share the same hub, so aftermarket rims fit all three without adapters.
What to look for:
- Flat-bottom design for easier leg clearance
- Smaller diameter (around 280–300mm) for faster steering response
- Suede or Alcantara grip for longer sessions
- F1-style or GT3 shape depending on what you drive
RaceAct makes bolt-on wheel mods built specifically for Logitech wheels. No adapter needed — they attach directly to the original hub and take about 10 minutes to install. Available in F1 style and GT3 designs.
2. Magnetic Paddle Shifters
The stock Logitech paddle shifters use rubber domes that wear out over time and give very little feedback. Magnetic paddle shifters are a completely different experience — short travel, a definite snap on every shift, and no missed gear changes.
The RaceAct Magnetic Paddle Shifter Mod replaces your stock paddles with neodymium magnet-based shifters. Installation is two bolts. The difference is immediately noticeable on the first lap.
3. Wheel Angle Mod
Most sim racers drive with their wheel flat — the same angle as a regular road car. But in a real racing car, the wheel tilts downward toward your lap. This keeps your wrists in a neutral position and reduces forearm fatigue during long sessions.
The RaceAct 18-Degree F1 Angle Mod bolts directly to your existing wheel using the original screws. No permanent modifications, fully reversible. The 18-degree angle is tuned to work with most rig and desk heights.
4. Load Cell Pedal Upgrade
The stock Logitech pedals use a rubber spring for brake resistance. Load cell pedals measure actual pressure instead — meaning the harder you push, the more brake you get, just like a real car. The consistency improvement alone shaves lap times.
Entry-level options like the Logitech G PRO Pedals are a good step up. Mid-range options from Fanatec or Moza are worth it if you're serious about lap times.
5. Desk Mount for Shifter and Handbrake
If you're running a sequential shifter or handbrake on a desk, flex and movement will kill your precision. A proper desk mount locks everything in place and holds its position even under aggressive inputs.
The RaceAct Universal Desk Mount fits desks up to 6.5cm thick and works with shifters and handbrakes from Logitech, Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Moza and more. You can mount both side by side or just one — the configuration is adjustable.
6. Sequential Shifter
If you race GT or touring cars, a sequential shifter adds a tactile gear change that button-box shifting can't replicate. Thrustmaster TH8A and Fanatec Clubsport Shifter are the most popular options for Logitech setups.
Bonus: Truck and Bus Sim Setup
If you spend time in ETS2, ATS or Farming Simulator, a flat wheel position is far more comfortable than a racing angle. The RaceAct Universal Truck Angle Mount repositions your wheelbase to a horizontal position — works with Logitech, Thrustmaster, Moza, Fanatec and most other bases.
Where to Start
If you only do one upgrade, do the wheel rim. It's the most noticeable change for the least money, and it makes every session feel more like the real thing.
If you want to go further, add magnetic paddle shifters next — fast to install and immediately felt on track.
Browse all RaceAct Logitech mods — designed to fit G29, G923 and G920 straight out of the box.
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