[TrackClub]

if one goes with sport drive mode, does one have access to full PTM or partial choices only and if so which ones? thx

[JeromeS13]

Originally Posted by TrackClub

if one goes with sport drive mode, does one have access to full PTM or partial choices only and if so which ones? thx

PTM is only available in Track Mode.

[TrackClub]

So if you prefer Sport than you run with no nannies or all nannies or comp mode? Could you clarify what mode choices are there (if any) in Sport. Thx!

[seanblurr]

Just an FYI, as I recently discovered this, even in track mode the exhaust valves will close at certain times, like 6th gear freeway cruising speed.

[zx9rmal]

Originally Posted by seanblurr

Just an FYI, as I recently discovered this, even in track mode the exhaust valves will close at certain times, like 6th gear freeway cruising speed.

I've heard there is a fuse delete to keep the valves open. Which fuse, and will it throw a code?

[MAGAUSA]

Originally Posted by TrackClub

So if you prefer Sport than you run with no nannies or all nannies or comp mode? Could you clarify what mode choices are there (if any) in Sport. Thx!

In Sport mode, if you double tap the button, then you're in competitive mode, which according to the manual untaps all the power the engine has (not a direct quote), and I believe it keeps some of the nannies on, more specifically, the one that would engage if you started to drift.

I don't think you can take all of the nannies off unless you're in Track, PTM and then only in certain modes. This all should be in the HP supplement.

[seanblurr]

Originally Posted by zx9rmal

I've heard there is a fuse delete to keep the valves open. Which fuse, and will it throw a code?

Personally, I'm ok with it closing in 6th gear freeway speeds, helps with drone. I don't plan on removing the fuse, though if you wanted to I'm sure you could find out the correct one with a search on here.

[Provoste]

Originally Posted by MAGAUSA

I don't think you can take all of the nannies off unless you're in Track, PTM and then only in certain modes. This all should be in the HP supplement.

Hold TC/Stabilty off button for 5-ish seconds in any mode and all nannies are off.

[TJay74]

Pull fuse #51 in the engine bay to disable the NPP. Drone is non-existent on the highway and I don't even have the secondary cats and it is still fine.

[zx9rmal]

I drive in track mode. Is there any benefit in sound by pulling the fuse or is the exhaust always open in track mode?

[Provoste]

Originally Posted by zx9rmal

I drive in track mode. Is there any benefit in sound by pulling the fuse or is the exhaust always open in track mode?

You can decouple steering and exhaust from the "mode" selector by the shifter. I leave the suspension to be adjusted by the mode selector and lock steering in touring and lock exhaust in track. So regardless of what suspension setting I switch to, steering and exhaust stay the same. This is a REALLY awesome feature most manufacturers don't offer, the ability to hold settings between ignition cycles.

[zx9rmal]

Originally Posted by Provoste

You can decouple steering and exhaust from the "mode" selector by the shifter. I leave the suspension to be adjusted by the mode selector and lock steering in touring and lock exhaust in track. So regardless of what suspension setting I switch to, steering and exhaust stay the same. This is a REALLY awesome feature most manufacturers don't offer, the ability to hold settings between ignition cycles.

I discovered that today while playing with the in screen settings. But my question is whether pulling the fuse keeps the exhaust open more than track mode.

[Provoste]

Originally Posted by zx9rmal

I discovered that today while playing with the in screen settings. But my question is whether pulling the fuse keeps the exhaust open more than track mode.

I have my exhaust fuse pulled, can't tell any difference. Keep meaning to reinstall it for those early morning starts (for my neighbors sake!)

[MAGAUSA]

Originally Posted by Provoste

Hold TC/Stabilty off button for 5-ish seconds in any mode and all nannies are off.

Any different presentation on the display to notify the driver of this? A notification or blinking lights instead of solid?