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[24GTBadlands]

D'awww, you ruined my fun. Was hoping someone else would pipe in before you. RIP.

I'm sorry :( when you put it that way I should have waited too. But I had a hard time believing that Canada still had Keys .

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[d4rkg04t]

Edit,

"Special Service" and "Police Interceptor" modules. I have read of GOV catalogs for special purpose vehicles from Ford, Chevy, Dodge, etc. They do offer state and GOV departments access to cars and trucks Joe Six-Pack cannot buy. Like LS engines in a Citation. LOL. You get the idea. Special car/truck engine and drivetrain combinations.

Maybe purchasing a police car at auction? I'd have to study eBay to. And then a connect for needed VIN programming.

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I have not read of anyone being aware of or activating the feature.

It seems like, if there's any benefit at all, you'll see it as you approach the top end of existing capabilities. In my example, that'd be 155 mph / 249 kmh. But I'm already reaching or at the engine's redline, sustained. Going faster still or removing certain restraints brings me that much closer to the limit of so many other things in the drivetrain. With and increased risk of reduced service life or damage.

As to the steering, I can see that. At the rate of speed, calculations change to support the quicker reactions required. But I can only see the benefit engaging once I'm at a very high rate of speed.

So yea, cool. But the benefits...I'd think most people looking to approach the limit of their machines would seek out a trusted tuner with experience? Or only activate if the person is well-versed in reviewing other features and logs, making any additional adjustments as required.

Anything to help keep the cops in the rearview mirror is a welcome change.

 

[d4rkg04t]

Wait FrogDog1. He said to eat a biscuit. That’s a good thing. Right? Maybe you misinterpreted his meaning. One Southerner to another.

I heard there were biscuits. Where are the plates?

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