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Old 01-30-2012, 07:59 PM   #1
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Setting 5

Been reading a lot on the various settings with mrc and ptm. My question is about the race setting #5. It states stability control is off but is it fully off ? I guess I'm wondering if the car will still save you on setting #5?

Until I get used to the car at my events, I'd like the car to intervene when needed but I also want the most aggressive suspension setting as well.

I don't want to but in a sport setting at the track, but then again, I don't want every single nanny off either while learning
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Old 01-30-2012, 08:04 PM   #2
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I don't know for certain, but I'm pretty sure #5 is no nannies.
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Old 01-30-2012, 08:08 PM   #3
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I know launch control is used in that setting only...

I guess, I want the most aggressive suspension setting but still have some sort of help if I can't regain control. I really hope that something is still on with the race suspension setting
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Old 01-30-2012, 08:26 PM   #4
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I thought there was "off" setting where there were no nannies, in addition to the other five, but I'd have to look into that...
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I believe stieger is correct
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I agree also. No Nannies. And, is there 5 settings on both auto and manual?
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Settle down son, it's a long long game! LOL
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Old 01-30-2012, 08:45 PM   #9
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One of the reviews stated there were technically 6 settings if you count all the nannies being off... Hmmm
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Old 01-30-2012, 08:50 PM   #10
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I think this answers it if car n driver is right...

Aiding the quest for all-around perform*ance is the latest version of GM’s Perform*ance Traction Management (PTM), which features a wet mode for foul weather. The other settings, in order of decreasing intervention and increasingly aggressive suspension and steering settings, are: dry, sport 1, sport 2, and race. Race mode is primarily a final catch fence; it allows you to spin the tires and slide the car a bit but reels it in before you pull a full 360. Should you want to drift around a corner or fumigate your neighborhood with tire smoke, you can also turn off the system completely.
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afaik...Setting 5 is "Track Mode"...it stiffens the suspension, lays off the traction control as much as possible while still remaining on (since Stability control is off in Mode 4)...they call this traction control mode: "track" as well.

It also engages the Launch Control, and No-lift shift features if I read things right.

PTM has to be engaged separately from the normal MR & stabilitrac systems. So...technically, I guess there are 10 suspension modes...if you include all "off"...

ST On
ST - Traction off
ST- All Off

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PTM has to be engaged separately from the normal MR & stabilitrac systems. So...technically, I guess there are 10 suspension modes...if you include all "off"...

Now I'm confused.. So even though I would have ptm set at 5 I have to still do something else to engage track mode?
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afaik...Setting 5 is "Track Mode"...it stiffens the suspension, lays off the traction control as much as possible while still remaining on (since Stability control is off in Mode 4)...they call this traction control mode: "track" as well.

It also engages the Launch Control, and No-lift shift features if I read things right.

PTM has to be engaged separately from the normal MR & stabilitrac systems. So...technically, I guess there are 10 suspension modes...if you include all "off"...

ST On
ST - Traction off
ST- All Off

MR Tour
MR Sport

PTM 1
PTM 2
PTM 3
PTM 4
PTM 5

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Old 01-30-2012, 09:07 PM   #14
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Htron, we will have to meet up at a cars in coffee near Charlotte one month when our cars are ready, I live about 20 minutes from city Chevrolet
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