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I did not order the Sport Chrono / Track App. My GT4 did not come with a G force display. In the Technik on page 96 it says the G-force display comes standard on all GT4's.
I got this info from another site/person full disclosure. As of yet no one has any info.
I did not order the Sport Chrono / Track App. My GT4 did not come with a G force display. In the Technik on page 96 it says the G-force display comes standard on all GT4's.
I got this info from another site/person full disclosure. As of yet no one has any info.
When you jump from item to item with the lower right lever, does it go from TPMS to Performance, without showing Gearshift assistant and G-Force between?
Yeah, I'd consider this a software defect that Porsche should fix.
Thanks for bringing this up! As it was your OP I used from another site. I wanted to get this info to as many people as possible to try and resolve this. The G-Force display is the only one I wanted and was disappointed not to see it .
It's not very useful anyway. You aren't going to be looking at the gauge when you are at the limit. It holds peak G, but it's not useful info because it's transient peak, not sustained.
Thanks for bringing this up! As it was your OP I used from another site. I wanted to get this info to as many people as possible to try and resolve this. The G-Force display is the only one I wanted and was disappointed not to see it .
G-Force display is one of those things that sounds cool, but if it's doing anything interesting, your eyes had better be focused on the road rather than the instrument cluster, which kind of defeats the point.
I'd be more interested in the shift indicator, although the g-force meter is nice for seeing how hard you threw it in the corners!
The point here though is that some of us here feel cheated because Porsche did a poor job of communicating what Sport Chrono did and didn't include.
If the specs/manuals say that these features are included, then we should get them.
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