What really is the difference between the "C" driving mode and the "S"
driving mode?
Which will be for faster acceleration?
pneposter@gmail.com - 26 Jul 2007 03:26 GMT
> What really is the difference between the "C" driving mode and the "S"
> driving mode?
>
> Which will be for faster acceleration?
my slk has the W and S settings, The W setting is for winter driving
and it starts at second gear (which prvents slipping and sliding) and
the S stands for summer or Sport driving, whchever, and this one
starts in first gear.
ash burton - 26 Jul 2007 15:54 GMT
As you have probably read in your manual C is for Comfort and S is for
standard.
In Comfort mode the the transmission shifts up earlier and does not apply
full throttle. Ergo Standard mode is the best for acceleration.
Ash
> What really is the difference between the "C" driving mode and the "S"
> driving mode?
>
> Which will be for faster acceleration?
Guenter Scholz - 26 Jul 2007 16:27 GMT
>What really is the difference between the "C" driving mode and the "S"
>driving mode?
>
>Which will be for faster acceleration?
you've already seen the explanation, however I always thought that 'S' stood
for 'sport'.... mind you the difference is minor at best... as previously
explained. In my B class I notice it holds that rpm at about 3k rather than
2k... big deal
cheers