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Old 03-21-2008, 04:31 PM
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ds mode

today was the first day i drove in ds mode, and boy did this make a difference. i have the 3.0 d, and in normal d mode, i would notice a significant turbo lag, but in ds mode (not shifting into m1, m2) there was no such turbo lag, and the car was so much faster and that much more responsive.

who here drives continuosly in ds mode?

does this have a significant effect on your engine wear and tear and mileage?

thanks from india
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