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Just wondering what mode you all use on track?
Is the general theme to just switch it completely off or do you keep it in M track mode? I must admit even on the road i have it completely off ( merc amg v8 kompressor back ground) so im partial to a bit of sideways action ![]() But i am yet to sample it on the track( roll on oulton park 1st august)/ Are they quicker in m track or traction completely off, i know i think it will be quicker with traction off completely. Also what gear mode do you guys use on track? Many thanks Lawsy ![]() |
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I'm a fan of M-track usually and find it is good in damp & wet conditions too. I occasionally turn it all off if it's nice and dry.
![]() M-track - 'S5' DSC Off - 'S6' I once did a lap at Spa having forgotten to switch to M-track. I realised what i had done half way round as i was 'fighting' the car into every corner and it was reigning me back every few seconds! ![]() ![]() On road i drive in M-track too only leaving DSC fully on if its pissing it down or if i am behaving myself... ![]()
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I agree with Glendog I usually use M-track on track as i find it helps smooth my driving out, if i can do a smooth fast lap without it coming on i'm happy plus i like the thought that it is there to help me out if needs be. I know i need to get a bigger set of balls and switch it off but i'm working up to that lol
![]() On a wet track i usually leave the traction fully on. On the road it is left on unless i'm having a play then i use M-track. |
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It will always be up to the driver as every one has a differant driving style and speed i always run with it fully off on track S6
![]() Unless it is pissing it down then it is M on ![]() On the road i run S3 and traction ON for a smooth gear change ![]() |
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i normally run M track in the wet or damp conditions and then all off in the afternoons if dry
just trying to cut down the risk of a prang! |
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S5, Sport Off, DSC M-track
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If someone will only run DSC ON or M-Track ON in wet conditions, why run DSC OFF in dry conditions?
What do they gain from DSC being OFF in dry - is it purely eliminating the TC that can kick in between gear-shifts in a straight line, or is it something else? Not aimed at any one person, just a general discussion... |
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