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BNA/LION · 30 November 2017, 04:36 PM

Was driving around today and realized I am always in the ALL Sport Plus mode!

Proper Daily Driving Settings for ///M6

Andad · 30 November 2017, 04:49 PM

Shouldn't that needle be at 8 in sports mode?

BNA/LION · 30 November 2017, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by directioneng

Shouldn't that needle be at 8 in sports mode?

YES! However, I was at a stop light when I had this thought. I'm pretty sure I would be CrAzY to try and hold on to the wheel and take a picture at top speed.

Kyle3130 · 30 November 2017, 05:33 PM

D

tyler1980 · 30 November 2017, 05:37 PM

Beast Mode... that really should be a thing

swatty · 30 November 2017, 06:01 PM

Nice, think I experienced that

MonBK · 30 November 2017, 06:56 PM

If you don't know, turn in your DL.

swatty · 30 November 2017, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by MonBK

If you don't know, turn in your DL.

no I meant that I experienced that in Larry’s car when he was driving

MonBK · 30 November 2017, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by swatty

no I meant that I experienced that in Larry’s car when he was driving

He doesn't know either.

swatty · 30 November 2017, 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MonBK

He doesn't know either.

Yes he does , he took the photo

Btw , I’m a comfort setting guy

Formulansx · 30 November 2017, 07:23 PM

Min power steering assist. TCS off. ESC off. Exhaust in track mode.

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Tony64 · 30 November 2017, 10:23 PM

Recline mode.

m j b · 30 November 2017, 11:58 PM

We're all different. I like a nice, soft comfortable ride. In fact, I came this close || to buying a new M6 (it's a fantastic car) but the ride is just too stiff for me for an everyday drive on our occasionally lousy roads.

I suspect that the roads in and around San Diego are better than average since you guys don't have to worry about big temperature changes, snow, salt, etc. that tear up many of our roads in the East.

droptopman · 1 December 2017, 01:45 AM

I change mine frequently. Mostly in "dynamic" mode, but sometimes, I will soften the ride and steering and quiet the exhaust when driving long distance freeway miles. Most common for everyday around town, I use the individual setting and keep the steering, shift points, and exhaust in dynamic and the suspension in comfort. Just a little softer and smoother around town.

NDAzone · 1 December 2017, 01:46 AM

As I've gotten older I prefer a more cushioned ride. I drive my daily driver in comfort mode.
For days that I feel more energetic, I drive my sports car.

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SG56 · 1 December 2017, 01:53 AM

Envy you on the ///M6!!

James K · 1 December 2017, 01:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m j b

We're all different. I like a nice, soft comfortable ride. In fact, I came this close || to buying a new M6 (it's a fantastic car) but the ride is just too stiff for me for an everyday drive on our occasionally lousy roads.

I suspect that the roads in and around San Diego are better than average since you guys don't have to worry about big temperature changes, snow, salt, etc. that tear up many of our roads in the East.

The temperature is pretty consistent here but the road conditions are pretty poor. Potholes everywhere you look, ladders and mattresses falling off the back of trucks etc. Have to drive in competition mode most of the time to avoid all if it lol.

singe89 · 1 December 2017, 02:01 AM

I honestly dont get why there is a comfort mode on sports cars/sedans. The throttle lag is ridiculous, the shifts are long, soft and feel like it lacks engagement, there is way too much play in the steering and the exhaust sound is muffled. I honestly dont feel like I'm even driving a car and the computers are doing most of the work.

All sport or most aggressive/driver interactive setting at all times for me. The only time I'll go out of sport is for long freeway commutes at higher speeds where I want to be in the highest gear. Like on the CA autobahn through Pendleton.

pickettt · 1 December 2017, 02:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Kyle3130

D

+1, except when I want to go backwards, then I use R

cruise_bone · 1 December 2017, 02:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BNALION

Was driving around today and realized I am always in the ALL Sport Plus mode!

Proper Daily Driving Settings for ///M6

I have an M3 and I too am always in Sport Plus/Sport Plus/Sport Plus!

mjclark32 · 1 December 2017, 02:25 AM

Sometimes this

But mostly this

More importantly what message do you get while driving : chuckle:

DocHorton · 1 December 2017, 02:26 AM

RRR in my GT-R....every day.

BNA/LION · 1 December 2017, 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by swatty

Nice, think I experienced that

YES, you and your lovely Wife both experienced it. So glad we got to meet when you were in town. I trust all is well and we are looking forward to meeting up in your town one day.

Quote:

Originally Posted by m j b

We're all different. I like a nice, soft comfortable ride. In fact, I came this close || to buying a new M6 (it's a fantastic car) but the ride is just too stiff for me for an everyday drive on our occasionally lousy roads.
I suspect that the roads in and around San Diego are better than average since you guys don't have to worry about big temperature changes, snow, salt, etc. that tear up many of our roads in the East.

We have our share of road hazards here in San Diego, CA. I will run the shocks in Comfort around town sometimes too and always on a long road trip.

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Originally Posted by droptopman

I change mine frequently. Mostly in "dynamic" mode, but sometimes, I will soften the ride and steering and quiet the exhaust when driving long distance freeway miles. Most common for everyday around town, I use the individual setting and keep the steering, shift points, and exhaust in dynamic and the suspension in comfort. Just a little softer and smoother around town.

Quote:

Originally Posted by singe89

I honestly dont get why there is a comfort mode on sports cars/sedans. The throttle lag is ridiculous, the shifts are long, soft and feel like it lacks engagement, there is way too much play in the steering and the exhaust sound is muffled. I honestly dont feel like I'm even driving a car and the computers are doing most of the work.
All sport or most aggressive/driver interactive setting at all times for me. The only time I'll go out of sport is for long freeway commutes at higher speeds where I want to be in the highest gear. Like on the CA autobahn through Pendleton.

Ha! I’ve clocked some 100+ speeds on that stretch too. The flat desert on the I-10 to AZ is another rally point!

Quote:

Originally Posted by cruise_bone

I have an M3 and I too am always in Sport Plus/Sport Plus/Sport Plus!

Quote:

Originally Posted by mjclark32

Sometimes this

NICE! I like the message function on the MB better than the one in my ///M6 but I have it on all the time too!

Quote:

Originally Posted by DocHorton

RRR in my GT-R....every day.

SDRider · 1 December 2017, 05:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m j b

We're all different. I like a nice, soft comfortable ride. In fact, I came this close || to buying a new M6 (it's a fantastic car) but the ride is just too stiff for me for an everyday drive on our occasionally lousy roads.

I suspect that the roads in and around San Diego are better than average since you guys don't have to worry about big temperature changes, snow, salt, etc. that tear up many of our roads in the East.

You would be surprised at how bad some of the roads are around here quite frankly. Not as bad as upstate NY though.

My car is almost always in sport mode with suspension also in sport mode. Although, the difference between sport and comfort mode on my car is like the difference between firm and slightly less firm.

TheRolexKingofLV · 1 December 2017, 05:59 AM

I've driven with Larry...trust me that NOBODY will get you to the airport quicker than him!

SDRider · 1 December 2017, 06:03 AM

I rode my motorcycle to work today. Suspension is set to touring mode with the engine map set to sport mode. It is bone jarring with the suspension set to sport mode. Would probably be good for the track though.

encarter13 · 1 December 2017, 06:36 AM

Daily driver stays in regular mode. Weekend car stays in Sport +.

swatty · 1 December 2017, 06:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BNALION

YES, you and your lovely Wife both experienced it. So glad we got to meet when you were in town. I trust all is well and we are looking forward to meeting up in your town one day

Yes looking forward to showing you around Sydney. Now all you have to do is book a flight

AzHadEnuf · 1 December 2017, 12:28 PM

This one is always fun.

DeeTee · 1 December 2017, 12:39 PM

You guys are crazy.
I prefer fast cars going slow

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singe89 "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Real Name: Jim Location: Orange County, CA Watch: Rolex, AP & Patek Posts: 3,747	I honestly dont get why there is a comfort mode on sports cars/sedans. The throttle lag is ridiculous, the shifts are long, soft and feel like it lacks engagement, there is way too much play in the steering and the exhaust sound is muffled. I honestly dont feel like I'm even driving a car and the computers are doing most of the work. All sport or most aggressive/driver interactive setting at all times for me. The only time I'll go out of sport is for long freeway commutes at higher speeds where I want to be in the highest gear. Like on the CA autobahn through Pendleton.

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