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it was on my list of things to do funnily enough
and so it should be
yes i knew you were being sarcastic
Do you use the City Button
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Do you use the City Button
and so it should be
yes i knew you were being sarcastic
it was on my list of things to do funnily enough
Along with getting up to the Ace Café next Thursday night...
Tris, you should come too
-Alex
Along with getting up to the Ace Café next Thursday night...
Tris, you should come too
-Alex
i will one day.
too cold now though and isnt Dave boycotting?
Along with getting up to the Ace Café next Thursday night...
Tris, you should come too
-Alex
make sure you wrap up warm
all the way to ace cafe are you mad?!
are you mad?!
all the way to ace cafe
260 miles.... bit to much for a night lol
dont mind doing it for brooklands as thats a full day and can make a weekend of it.... and its sunny
260 miles.... bit to much for a night lol
dont mind doing it for brooklands as thats a full day and can make a weekend of it.... and its sunny
yeahhh im going to try and start coming to meets now
I hit the "City" button all the time!
But in my Bravo the City button has been replaced by the "Sport" button and its just too addictive!!
But in my Bravo the City button has been replaced by the "Sport" button and its just too addictive!!
My city button is on my radio, and marked 'loud':slayer:
all the way to ace cafe
Sorry
Ah well, it has to be closer than New Zealand!
-Alex
Along with getting up to the Ace Café next Thursday night...
Tris, you should come too
-Alex
How long you here.
When I get Bloop, I hit the girly button Brava doesn't need one, steering is that light anyway, one-thumb steering FTW
Brava doesn't need one, steering is that light anyway, one-thumb steering FTW 
in the stilo i had it on all the time- it cuts out after about 30mph (but still displays city on the dash). made the car easier at slow speeds and i didnt have to keep pressing the button to turn it on and off.
i now have a bravo 150 tjet sport, its manly car- city button is taken out, and replaced with a SPORT button that overboosts the turbo.
he he he
i now have a bravo 150 tjet sport, its manly car- city button is taken out, and replaced with a SPORT button that overboosts the turbo.
he he he
i want sport button
The original Bravo/a version was the screw underneath the accelerator pedal, which you could screw in or out according to how far you wanted to be able to push the pedal down
My how things have changed
The original Bravo/a version was the screw underneath the accelerator pedal, which you could screw in or out according to how far you wanted to be able to push the pedal down
hahaha thats awesome, cant do that with electronic throttles
comprehensively tested this tonight, and noticed sod all difference. It was still very jerky pulling away in 1st, and playing with the throttle openings whilst stationary there was no difference at all either. There is definitely no such thing on my mk2a Sporting.
maybe its different in your car, or maybe its your imagination?
some people prefer a bit of weight to the steering, it allows for more "feel" (even though the electric column effectively makes all "feel" completely artificial)
I hate driving with light steering, some cars such as the 406 have steering as light as the city button all the time :yuck::yuck::yuck:
comprehensively tested this tonight, and noticed sod all difference. It was still very jerky pulling away in 1st, and playing with the throttle openings whilst stationary there was no difference at all either. There is definitely no such thing on my mk2a Sporting.
maybe its different in your car, or maybe its your imagination?
some people prefer a bit of weight to the steering, it allows for more "feel" (even though the electric column effectively makes all "feel" completely artificial)
I hate driving with light steering, some cars such as the 406 have steering as light as the city button all the time :yuck::yuck::yuck:
yeah... light steering FTL
i drive my GF's mk2 punto sporting all the time but i never use the city steering mode ever. its far too light and the standard mode is easy enough to turn even in carparks. i guess small girls may need it, but i think it was added more as a unique selling point rather than a useful feature. its a pointless gadget, and tbh i like pointless gadgets even the ones i never use. i would much prefer the city button to do the opposite and almost remove all assistance, that would be great!
