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I can switch all modes as normal. Not the same issue as that post. I also did not see a solution in there anyway.

Other drives yesterday did not trigger the error message. We'll see what happens today
 

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Another day of no warning messages on the dash. However, I'm not sure if it's just me since I'm not used to this controller yet or if it's starting itself in sport or track mode even though I always start the car in street mode for suspension
 

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Another day of no warning messages on the dash. However, I'm not sure if it's just me since I'm not used to this controller yet or if it's starting itself in sport or track mode even though I always start the car in street mode for suspension
Mismatch between what mode the car expects to see at startup and what mode the controller wants to start with may cause issues (or so I was told at some point).
 

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Either my unit does not want to go into street mode or it's me. Just how harsh is the ride on the street in street suspension mode for you guys? Are you bouncing out of the seat a little on certain bumps on the highway? lol. Maybe it's just b/c I am 130 lbs :D
 

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Either my unit does not want to go into street mode or it's me. Just how harsh is the ride on the street in street suspension mode for you guys? Are you bouncing out of the seat a little on certain bumps on the highway? lol. Maybe it's just b/c I am 130 lbs :D
130lbs lol That was at age 40 now im 170lbs. Anyway mine is a little softer than the stock controller in street mode and gets progressively stiffer in sport and track where track mode is like driving the jeep off road.
 

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130lbs lol That was at age 40 now im 170lbs. Anyway mine is a little softer than the stock controller in street mode and gets progressively stiffer in sport and track where track mode is like driving the jeep off road.
Sounds like mine is stuck on either sport or track then. Diablosport never answered my email. Do we have a direct email other than the 1 on their site?
 

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Sounds like mine is stuck on either sport or track then. Diablosport never answered my email. Do we have a direct email other than the 1 on their site?
I would reach out to MKL_DS he was quick to get me the beta software. Maybe he can help.
 

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Either my unit does not want to go into street mode or it's me. Just how harsh is the ride on the street in street suspension mode for you guys? Are you bouncing out of the seat a little on certain bumps on the highway? lol. Maybe it's just b/c I am 130 lbs :D
I am running mine on my SRT 392 which I believe is set up a little softer than the cats from the factory. I also noticed that the ride its more stiff on the highway. I used the software to remove the speed settings. It was progressively making the suspension more stiff at anything over 60. People travel at 85 around here, even with the speed modifier set to 0 it is still more stiff than the stock SRT 392 street profile.

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Either my unit does not want to go into street mode or it's me. Just how harsh is the ride on the street in street suspension mode for you guys?
My understanding is that if the controller sends no current to the shocks (so, basically, if the controller doesn't work), the shocks become as stiff as they can. The more current, the softer the shocks. My DS controller never worked, and the car rode like the track suspension setting with it.
 

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My understanding is that if the controller sends no current to the shocks (so, basically, if the controller doesn't work), the shocks become as stiff as they can. The more current, the softer the shocks. My DS controller never worked, and the car rode like the track suspension setting with it.
Sounds like what mine is doing. Expensive paperweight
 
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