Ds mode Vs D mode on 2008 Model Outlander
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Ds mode Vs D mode on 2008 Model Outlander
Dear all,
I have a 2008 Model Ex Jap outlander with Transmission lever having following options. P, N, R, D and Ds. I would like to know the difference between D and Ds and in which conditions one can use any of the two. The car also has paddle shifters that work in both D and Ds mode. One can also shift the lever from D to M pushing it rightwards and can shift up and down manually. Don't have English Manual to get info. Thanks in advance
I have a 2008 Model Ex Jap outlander with Transmission lever having following options. P, N, R, D and Ds. I would like to know the difference between D and Ds and in which conditions one can use any of the two. The car also has paddle shifters that work in both D and Ds mode. One can also shift the lever from D to M pushing it rightwards and can shift up and down manually. Don't have English Manual to get info. Thanks in advance
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Ds mode, throttle lag is significantly reduced. Likewise, shifts are done much more aggressively and engine braking is increased when the throttle is released.
Source: Second Generation Outlander Add Sport Mode - Mitsubishi Wiki
Source: Second Generation Outlander Add Sport Mode - Mitsubishi Wiki
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