SceneAmati

This might be an odd question, but is it possible to make the Sport+ suspension mode permanent in all modes?


Reason I ask is because I recently lowered my car with RS*R Down Springs, and I feel that in 'Normal', it feels a little bouncy and when I switch into Sport+, it feels stiff and it feels more confident when driving. Might just be roads I am going on but I like the stiffness of Sport+.


I'd like to keep that stiffness of Sport+ without sacrificing the gas mileage. Is that even possible?


Probably not, but worth asking you all. lol

MasonGrey

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This is all hypothetical, but it should be possible. Switching to S+ simply changes the dampers so if you removed the module on top of the struts, you should be able to manually adjust the **** until it where Sport+ should be.

As I said, this is all hypothetical, but I think this is how it would be performed if possible.

SceneAmati

Definitely makes sense! I wonder if anyone else has thought of this or at least tried it? Hmm...

MiKeLoBe

I've been thinking the same thing too. Try it and let me know if it work.

EJ255t

i had RSR downs and on normal mode it felt a little soft, but sport mode its not as bad, Sport + is where you feel the difference.

Im now on RSR half downs and its a pretty noticeable difference when you're crusing on normal and sport +.

Also on the OE springs, normal will feel really soft and bouncy, Sport +it will stiffen and steering will tighten up. half downs/down springs will enhance that and make your drive feel more sporty.

Hope this helps

SceneAmati

So you're saying the halfdowns are stiffer?


I really don't want to have to swap out springs again. Also I like the look of Downs. I just wish there was a way to hack the AVS so that it can be manually adjusted and keep the stiffness of Sport+ in normal mode or all the modes.

EJ255t

halfdowns are stiffer then OEM springs but are softer then the Down springs.

they both ride very nice, only reason i went to Half downs was so i could fit wider tires on my wheels.