dcarlinf1

Good to know. I've never driven a non-Brembo and heard on here that some modes were only available on Brembo cars.

Napoleon85

Im not sure about that. I do know that the EPAS in the '11 is not adjustable, so it's not likely affected by Sport Mode. The exception is that when Sport Mode is enabled, or Advancetrac Off mode is enabled, a feature called "Active Nibble Control" is disabled. This feature takes the slight wobble out of the steering wheel caused by minor imbalance of the wheels.

In the '12, I'm not sure if the steering Sport Mode and the Advancetrac Sport Mode are independent of each other or not.

Ditty

There are a total of four (4) traction-aid modes. 1: All ON (Defalt), 2: Traction Control OFF/Stability Control ON (One tap on the button, brakes applied or not), 3: Sport Mode, Laxed Traction Control AND Stability Control (Double Tap on the button w/ brakes applied), and 4: ALL OFF (Press and hold the button for 5-7 seconds w/ brakes applied). This is on ALL 11-12 Mustangs. When in "Sport Mode", the steering feel will automatically go into "Sport Steering". The system that controls the traction control and stability control is called Advanced Trac. You will see this in the information display. In all modes except for 'All ON' the traction control light will stay constantly ON on the dash.

EDIT: Also, Brembo cars have different 'tuning' of the 'Sport Mode' Advanced Trac and Steering feel. These are the ONLY electronic differences of the Brembo cars. Engine calibration from the factory is identical on all coyotes. Brembo cars DO get different spring rates and shock tuning, and of course, the BEST looking stock wheels EVER and stickier 'summer only' tires. (And they ARE SUMMER ONLY!!! This morning it was 32 degress and w/ Advanced Trac ON....I was all over the place getting on it on 695.)

TheYeti

are each of these modes reset and go back to default when the car is turned off?

JAJ

Yes. You get full nannies if you shut down and restart. Something that's not in the manual is that "brake applied" works while you're moving. You don't have to stop to engage sport mode.

MrSandman

True that. I switched to all seasons for more consistent traction. The Summer-only tires were good for about 2 months of the year.. and only in the afternoon. Cool mornings and Oct-May.. they were way to inconsistent for me. I could never really tell when they were going to hook or when I would be getting sideways. My Michelin's aren't as good in the corners (or at least.. they feel a little more on edge).. but i feel like I know the car a little better now.

donutsdemise

I got hear via a search and you guys have convinced me to get a GT with the Brembo pkg. One question: will 18's fit over the Brembos?

I'm also seeing some GT's with Brembo but no limited slip mentioned on the sticker as option or standard. Do all GT's get the 3.31 (which is not ideal for drag racing as the 3.73 is)?

Napoleon85

No, you can only get the 19s with Brembos (and only the Brembo-specific wheels).

The 3.31 is standard, the 3.73 is optional and is not included with with Brembo Package but can be added to it.

donutsdemise

Yes, thanks, but what size rims with all seasons or true snows can I fit over the Brembos?

Napoleon85

Varies from wheel to wheel depending on design. There are some 18s that will fit, there are some 19s that wont. It's more about the ID than the OD. I would measure the ID of the Brembo wheels and then use that as a baseline that you can not go under when choosing aftermarket wheels.