Total Members Voted: 38
Voting closed: 15 November 2011, 16:23
Just a quick note to add to this post.Now that I've driven both the GTI on 18" wheels and GTD on 17" wheels my vote I'd divided.....Basically the GTD is in normal mode 90% of the time and the ride is fine but the GTI is in comfort mode all the time as the normal is a little too hard for day to day driving but put the gtd into comfort mode and it feels very wafty / floaty indeed.Summary:Comfort Gtd = Wafty / GTI = just rightNormal Gtd = just right / GTI = a little firmSport GTD & GTI too much and frankly makes the handling too bouncy on at the edge of the cars handling to be of any use IMHO plus point is that the steering feel improves a lot.Summary for me is that I'd never pay for it again on a GTD with 17" wheels and I'd never opt for the 18s on a GTD for a number of reasons, but on a GTI it would be rude not to have the 18" wheels hence the ACC would be a must for me.I wish I could fit it to Mrs Docs Tiguan R-line though
Yes, that's correct.Sport is almost too stiff for the crappy roads - too stiff as in you spend too much time fighting tha car and end up slower...but on the right road, the Sport setting makes the steering more responsive too, and brings the tail into play far more readily.Comfort is epic in the wet for making quick progress with less understeer...and superb on potholed city streets or in icy conditions.Normally, Dynamic is very similar to the standard steel dampers...People say GTI is spot on Standard...it's good, but not great, when coming from a car with truly superb damping control - it's a compromise - like most cars...however, ACC gives you 3 modes on compromise which makes it 3 times less compromised in my book.I only wish I could have the Sport steering, in all modes.