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Nicolai
28-07-2017, 12:01 AM
I know there are 3 settings to the XDS differential on the vRS mk3, anyone had a play with this?
Lucas_R
28-07-2017, 09:24 AM
I played with them on my Mk6 GTI, changed it to the same setting they use on Scirocco R (didnt notice any difference though - street driving only....might be noticeable on the track).
HPRS230
28-07-2017, 01:30 PM
Yea Def can notice from Standard to Strong.
I have a RS230 with the Diff tho.
Worth playing with for sure.
XDS Adjustment
Select Control unit 03 (ABS)
Adaptation
Select: Expanded Electronic Differential Lock
Options: Standard - Weak - Normal - Strong
ferret vrs
28-07-2017, 03:26 PM
Yes have also had a play, set to medium for 15k and have now had set to strong for the last 5k
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Nicolai
28-07-2017, 09:37 PM
Cheers. So how did you guys access the setting. I assume it's done in service mode? Also interested in how the car behaves between the settings on the road..
HPRS230
29-07-2017, 09:50 AM
Via a VCDS or OBDeleven
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Nicolai
29-07-2017, 12:41 PM
Via a VCDS or OBDeleven
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Good advice mate, thanks
Smart1
29-07-2017, 08:29 PM
Oe the Auskoda FB page.
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pjam73
14-08-2017, 03:37 PM
I switched to 'Strong' a couple of weeks ago. At the moment I can't say I like it. Maybe it's my imagination but when giving it 50% throttle on a 2nd or 3rd gear corner if feels like the car is hitting a brick wall. AFAIK the XDS works by grabbing the inside brake, and that's what I'm noticing. It does seem to guide the car round the corner better, it just feels restrained.
HPRS230
15-08-2017, 07:46 AM
I switched to 'Strong' a couple of weeks ago. At the moment I can't say I like it. Maybe it's my imagination but when giving it 50% throttle on a 2nd or 3rd gear corner if feels like the car is hitting a brick wall. AFAIK the XDS works by grabbing the inside brake, and that's what I'm noticing. It does seem to guide the car round the corner better, it just feels restrained.
Yea I thought that might be the case with the non - diff cars (RS220/162), the RS230 feels nice with the diff, but the T/C light comes on when pushed, but that might be a tyre problem (Grip)
Kieral
15-08-2017, 09:37 PM
I have it set to weak via ODBeleven on the 220/162 DGS. I found for normal driving it was better on normal but when giving it some, I felt the XDS interfered. Like someone else said, kinda like hitting a wall as if the increased throttle application was being ignored, also, and I can't back this up, but off the line with a JB1 installed & TC off there was some sort of intervention still happening which seems less on the weak XDS setting and less wheel tramp. All subjective and possibly in my head.
HPRS230
16-08-2017, 09:02 AM
I have it set to weak via ODBeleven on the 220/162 DGS. I found for normal driving it was better on normal but when giving it some, I felt the XDS interfered. Like someone else said, kinda like hitting a wall as if the increased throttle application was being ignored, also, and I can't back this up, but off the line with a JB1 installed & TC off there was some sort of intervention still happening which seems less on the weak XDS setting and less wheel tramp. All subjective and possibly in my head.
Thats the starting vibration settings, I havent done it myself, but a couple of people have adjusted it, just watch out for torque steer and gear changes....
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Kieral
16-08-2017, 12:04 PM
Ha! Didn't realise that!! Thanks I'll look into it
Kieral
16-08-2017, 12:05 PM
Have you tried it yourself?
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