Active steering on our Mustangs

[OzS550]

Some may already know, but I discovered how tricky our steering system is.

I've noticed for some time how stable the car is in a straight line, requiring very little input to keep straight - I thought it was well designed castor and alignment but I saw yesterday in the dealer product guide; http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8526 (page 20) that we have 'Pull- Drift Compensation' and 'Active Nibble Control' that are working in the background to keep the car tracking straight with less input from the driver. Certainly makes for a more relaxed cruise.

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[wildcatgoal]

I'd like to have something that makes the Sport steering tighter. I can barely tell the difference between that and Normal.

 

[Mustang GT007]

Some may already know, but I discovered how tricky our steering system is.

I've noticed for some time how stable the car is in a straight line, requiring very little input to keep straight - I thought it was well designed castor and alignment but I saw yesterday in the dealer product guide; http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8526 (page 20) that we have 'Pull- Drift Compensation' and 'Active Nibble Control' that are working in the background to keep the car tracking straight with less input from the driver. Certainly makes for a more relaxed cruise.

WOW that's too technical for a Mustang...
I wish I could touch my steering wheel:frusty:

 

[steerage250]

Some may already know, but I discovered how tricky our steering system is.

I've noticed for some time how stable the car is in a straight line, requiring very little input to keep straight - I thought it was well designed castor and alignment but I saw yesterday in the dealer product guide; http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8526 (page 20) that we have 'Pull- Drift Compensation' and 'Active Nibble Control' that are working in the background to keep the car tracking straight with less input from the driver. Certainly makes for a more relaxed cruise.

The salesman told me about this at delivery. I thought it was bullsh$t! It's certainly a great feature for Ford, because no-one can ever prove whether it's working or not - no warranty claims on this feature

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