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I'm beginning to think it has a lot to do with overall driving style. I don't show a lot of mercy on my car, regardless of drive mode. I also spend quite a bit of time in manual, with the revs fairly high. I'm thinking the transmission learns who it's dealing with, and over time, adjusts it shift points accordingly.
There is probably some truth to that. I just recently got my car, I have no idea how the prior owner drove, and the weather hasn’t been conducive to pushing it. I wonder if there is a way to reset and let it re-learn. I’d prefer some more aggressive behavior
There is probably some truth to that. I just recently got my car, I have no idea how the prior owner drove, and the weather hasn’t been conducive to pushing it. I wonder if there is a way to reset and let it re-learn. I’d prefer some more aggressive behavior
Just throttle it's neck like you're in the fight of your life (when practical) and it will learn to do what you want.
If you put Chassis in Sport, then it is the same as in Sport S+.
So, if you put the Drivetrain in Sport and Chassis in Sport, it's like having the car's Drivetrain in Sport S mode while having the suspension in Sport S+ mode.
Setup this custom mode today and took it out to test. Noticeable difference versus Sport S. Really like this mode - stiffer suspension and heavier steering whilst not having the aggressive behaviour of Sport S+.