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JP do you know how to set sport+ mode so starting the car up it always remains in that mode? a member posted it sometime ago had a post but I can't find it
You would have to mimic the setting under the Individual setting. The car will always default to comfort.
Hmmm... this doesn't seem to work. So if I set my Individual setting while driving and shut the car off and turn it back on, it always defaults back to Comfort mode. Is that right? I.e. - I want it to default to Individual mode and it doesn't.
Hmmm... this doesn't seem to work. So if I set my Individual setting while driving and shut the car off and turn it back on, it always defaults back to Comfort mode. Is that right? I.e. - I want it to default to Individual mode and it doesn't.
Can't do that as it always defaults to C.
You can set up Ind. and after a start just push up one and it is where you want it.
What's funny is, I look at where the spoiler is manufactured "Australia" but no Aussie website search will bloody sell the OEM Carbon Fibre spoiler!!!
As you might read by my tone, I'm from Australia. G'day mate!
Cheers,
Ray
Ha ha Ray I think you will find that says "Made In Austria" not Australia. Now I'm from Oz too mate so I know sometimes we like to implement some sarcasm into out humor, so forgive me if I failed to detect that. If not I don't think that's the first time the 2 countries have been confused
So...I finally decided to mount the snow tires. We have had some usually higher than normal temperatures in the Northeast part of the US. I went with a square setup all the way around. So here is my overall impressions so far.
1) Ride quality is improved. The wheels/tires take bumps better and overall has a much smoother ride.
2) The Pirelli's in rain are very impressive. They hold the road better then the Alpin III's I had in the past.
3) Once the car hits 80-90 MPH; you can tell you are driving on snows. LOL I mean in reference to the noise and steering feel.
Can you take a pic from the back so that we can see how narrow the rear tires look? It's hard to tell with the current pic although it seems to look good with reference to the fender.
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I'm trading my R36 wagon for a C63s wagon 
