[ktmtrumpshonda]

Does anyone know if the Traction Control is affected when you adjust the "steering settings" via the stalk controls?????
For instance....if on "Sport" on the steering...does that mean less traction control??

 

[stingy]

not that im aware of mate. its always the same overactive system in all the stering settings!
even when you switch it off, it is'nt fully disabled iirc.

 

[Paulted]

I think its only 75% off when you press the ESP button but the steering settings don't effect it in any way

 

[stingy]

QUOTE(Paulted @ 20 Feb 2010, 12:45 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I think its only 75% off when you press the ESP button but the steering settings don't effect it in any way

as far as im concerned the steering settings don't even effect the steering in any way.

 

[ktmtrumpshonda]

QUOTE(stingy @ 20 Feb 2010, 12:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>not that im aware of mate. its always the same overactive system in all the stering settings!
even when you switch it off, it is'nt fully disabled iirc.

Only just got the car, but have to say the traction control is by no way as intrusive as the Leon Cupra I traded it in for. Haven't had a chance to go nuts and really try hard at pushing the limits.....looking forward to it though.

 

[stingy]

QUOTE(ktmtrumpshonda @ 20 Feb 2010, 12:49 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Only just got the car, but have to say the traction control is by no way as intrusive as the Leon Cupra I traded it in for. Haven't had a chance to go nuts and really try hard at pushing the limits.....looking forward to it though.

wait untill your tyre's get near the wear markers mate. mine thinks im in canada at the winter olympics.

 

[ktmtrumpshonda]

Mmmmmm......may need Doris Stokes to post on this forum soon.

...KINELL

 

[Paulted]

I cant say I noticed a difference because I have never tried them, maybe when I get old enough for a pipe, slipper's and cardigans I might try comfort and what's the other one "Normal" I guess I will never try that one