No, it doesn't. You have to repeat every restart if you want it that way.bustanut said:does this make the dsc stay off for the next time u start your car? anyone with a boost gauge play around with this?
It dont add or remove any boost,I have a gauge.I dont really notice any more power from it being on or off,I just know I dont want it on unless its raining.bustanut said:does it make it not limit boost in the first gears? i just tried it and didnt really notice an increase in power but the skidding tires light stayed on. Does anyone know if this actually increases power?
The traction control, indicated as off by the solid skidding car light, pulls power if you break traction. That feature is disabled when you turn off before starting. DSC applies brakes to individual wheels if it detects the car is immently or actively going into a spin or terminal push. This feature is disabled by either method. I don't believe either method changes the torque reduction in 1st and 2nd.bustanut said:so is there no benefit to turning it off before u start ur car. The only difference i noticed is the skidding car light stays on. Which is weird because obviously its showing something different than if i turn the dsc off after i start my car