Drive modes swith while driving

[vyv]

Hi! Just curious to know.
Is it OK to swith the modes (say from normal to sport+) when you are driving (say at speed of 80 mph).
I always stopped to do it. Should I?

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[Ace]

Of course you can switch them while driving, that's the whole idea behind that

 

[kz]

Hi! Just curious to know.
Is it OK to swith the modes (say from normal to sport+) when you are driving (say at speed of 80 mph).
I always stopped to do it. Should I?

I change modes while driving all the time. Works just fine, absolutely no need to stop for it.

 

[vyv]

Thanks, KZ! Thanks, Ace!
KZ - I also have ruby red.
Do you like your color?) Did you put any stripes on it?

 

[AdrianMAK]

Absolutely, I enjoy making that switch on the fly all the time. You can actually feel the changes take effect.

 

[lwilliams]

YES! That is one of the most fun new things!

 

[kz]

Thanks, KZ! Thanks, Ace!
KZ - I also have ruby red.
Do you like your color?) Did you put any stripes on it?

Love it - no stripes and no plans to put any, only thing I changed on the exterior so far was to swap to 50th AP wheels with optional OEM 19" that I purchased here on the forum from another user with summer tires on them.

 

[RevvdMedia]

Changing modes only engages electronic changes and algorithms, it's not like older 4x4 trucks that needed to be stopped before changing to 4WD, nothing mechanical changes in the car, so no harm in changing while in motion.

 

[anotherneon]

Hi! Just curious to know.
Is it OK to swith the modes (say from normal to sport+) when you are driving (say at speed of 80 mph).
I always stopped to do it. Should I?

it doesnt work with speeds over 79mph

 

[vyv]

Thanks!

 

[50hhh]

One of my favorite things about this car is the fact you can throw it in sport steering at 80mph on the highway and feel the stability take effect.

 

[drudis]

It also doesnt switch while in reverse.

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