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The ITS module is great in Sport and +R but in comfort is not, it is fine on the highway but on the street its too floaty.

Will be good to have comfort mode back but I am curious to how +R differs, can't wait to test it out at the track
In our testing the performance boost was significant. You get a lot of control back. We do also have a slightly tighter track-focused tune that we developed for an autocross customer with something of a virtual sway bar effect.

It was a really fun controller to test. Lots of cool people!
 

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100% that's the plan! One of you clued us in a bit ago. It would be fun to bring some loaner modules and test them out!
Great! Looking forward to it! There are 21 of us already confirmed to be there!
 

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That's the plan! We are thinking we could bring loaner modules and let people try them out, which would be fun!
this is awesome! There are 20/21 of us so far, I know a few of us have the modules already but the large majority doesn't so lucky them get to try before they buy :D
 

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In our testing the performance boost was significant. You get a lot of control back. We do also have a slightly tighter track-focused tune that we developed for an autocross customer with something of a virtual sway bar effect.

It was a really fun controller to test. Lots of cool people!
very cool I definitely want to try this.

I can leave a usb cord plugged into this and just popping out of the seat, right?
 




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My stock module is hard in Comfort mode..Locked solid in Sport and R+..2024 FL5..I might have a defective controller but my Honda dealer has checked it twice..says it is fine..Something with actual compliance would be great..Maybe I should visit VIR and test ride your module. I run on central WV paved goatpaths..longest straight is usually 1000 feet, lots of braking..
 

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DSC is so grateful for our time in the community thus far, and we are so excited to join the forum officially!

As always, we hope to answer questions, solicit feedback, and keep in tune with community needs. Feel free to reach out!

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what dates will you be at VIR..It is just a few gear changes from my WV home.
 

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My stock module is hard in Comfort mode..Locked solid in Sport and R+..2024 FL5..I might have a defective controller but my Honda dealer has checked it twice..says it is fine..Something with actual compliance would be great..Maybe I should visit VIR and test ride your module. I run on central WV paved goatpaths..longest straight is usually 1000 feet, lots of braking..
If you do, I think you will purchase on the spot. I took a 90 mile drive yesterday that included some nice twisty back roads and was finally able to use +R mode without my teeth shattering. It's honestly more comfortable in any comparable mode now than my stock MK8 Golf R believe it or not.
 

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My stock module is hard in Comfort mode..Locked solid in Sport and R+..2024 FL5..I might have a defective controller but my Honda dealer has checked it twice..says it is fine..Something with actual compliance would be great..Maybe I should visit VIR and test ride your module. I run on central WV paved goatpaths..longest straight is usually 1000 feet, lots of braking..
I first changed to the ITS module which took everything one step down from the CTR module.
The DSC has taken this one step farther without any negatives that I have found. I would recommend.
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