Sports button, why I don't press it anymore!

[Wondermike]

Next to the gearshift, on the centre console, drivers side.

 

[2dogs]

Next to the gearshift, on the centre console, drivers side.

Im going out now to have a look! :!:

 

[Wondermike]

Hurry up then :lol: :lol:

 

[Wondermike]

ldman: ldman: ldman:

 

[2dogs]

your going to love this
Have one of them car smelly tree things tied to my ashtray and it
is hanging over the button never saw it but only had the car 6 weeks
Will try it tomorrow.

cheers Wondermike (don`t tell anyone will you)

 

[Wondermike]

Don't worry, I won't tell anyone...

 

[2dogs]

Now iv found it . is it any better in sports mode.

 

[gannet]

LOL! guess youll need to try it to find out if it any better...

 

[Mattt]

 

[ovrkll]

That is just too funny!

 

[OH FO SHO]

My wife made me laugh the other night when whilst out for a leisurely cruise a DB7 came up beside us wanting to take on some German muscle. As soon as I floored the Z my wife shouted "HIT THE SPORT BUTTON, HIT THE SPORT BUTTON"!!

sounds like you have a cool wife

 

[adama222]

I'd like some sort of dial to adjust the trottle setting. That would be spiffy.

 

[Aebous]

I keep an eye on the cars beside me when i'm first in line at a light and feeling froggy. If they look like they would want to race the sport mode goes on. If I can tell they want to race, sport mode on a DTC off. Granted that's if I'm feeling froggy. Not to mention road conditions, traffic congestion, where I am at, pedestrians....

Back on topic. I noticed that when I had Sport mode on (and on PROPERLY inflated runflats) the tramlining (following ruts) was significantly reduced. Lately I've ditched the runflats in favor of Falken 452's and have no more tramlining than any other car would have.