How to drive in "Sports Mode"
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Originally Posted by yezero' post='818102' date='Mar 16 2009, 09:29 AM
Can someone please enlighten me as to how to use the "Manual" mode in DS?
For example, I am at M1, at which point do I shift to M2? Should I rely on the rev or speed?
I've tried using it a few times and it always feels like I am over-reving the car (shifting too late).
And when I down-shift, it just feels wrong has the rev "peaks" and the car is being slowed too
artificially (does this damage anything?)
For example, I am at M1, at which point do I shift to M2? Should I rely on the rev or speed?
I've tried using it a few times and it always feels like I am over-reving the car (shifting too late).
And when I down-shift, it just feels wrong has the rev "peaks" and the car is being slowed too
artificially (does this damage anything?)
if you dont shift the car will shift for you automatically
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