Ds Mode
I use it in windy back roads where traffic is light, and I can drive in the pace I choose, accelerating & decelerating as I please without other cars dictating the pace that I drive. It's especially fun in two lane roads when I need to pass someone. I suppose I can use DS mode in more driving scenarios, but not driving it in DS mode all the time makes me enjoy DS mode even more when I do use it. I haven't actually calculated it myself, but some folks have reported that they get less gas mileage when using it.
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Yeah my pops had a loaner for a while, and I would take it out every now and then. In DS mode, it most certainly burns alot more gas, because of how the transmission aggressively shifts and holds the gear at higher rpm's for a longer time. Higher RPMs = More engine work. More engine work = More gas.
Originally Posted by treacherous
Service manual states a fuel economy difference.
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Slip lockup does not occur in DS mode.
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Slip lockup does not occur in DS mode.
Originally Posted by BlkG35Sport
so who shifts while driving (between D, M and DS) or do you come to a complete stop first before shifting?
I wouldn't want to stop in the middle of the freeway just to move the shifter left.
Originally Posted by BlkG35Sport
so who shifts while driving (between D, M and DS) or do you come to a complete stop first before shifting?


