The update being discussed in this thread only applies to V6 automatics, not the V6 manual.I have a v6 manual.. no updates yet. Are there any benefits at all to updating? I feel like I should just avoid it at this point the car is awesome.
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The update being discussed in this thread only applies to V6 automatics, not the V6 manual.I have a v6 manual.. no updates yet. Are there any benefits at all to updating? I feel like I should just avoid it at this point the car is awesome.
I don’t think the update affects manual - when I drive with the paddles on my v6 auto it’s fine.I have a v6 manual.. no updates yet. Are there any benefits at all to updating? I feel like I should just avoid it at this point the car is awesome.
Who cares?Guys, guys, you might get better gas mileage
The state of California, apparentlyWho cares?
Glad I live in Australia thenThe state of California, apparently![]()
It’s just shift point mapping?I don’t think the update affects manual - when I drive with the paddles on my v6 auto it’s fine.
I asked a Lotus service advisor, who I believe asked Lotus USA about the changes with the latest TCM update for the V6 automatic. This was their response:
"The change is the auto gear shift points in Track mode would now be similar to Sport mode. It would be apparent if driving part throttle, in track mode, with the gearbox in auto rather than manual mode.
If a driver is actually doing Track driving and constantly on the throttle with hard acceleration and hard braking, then the shift points are the same. Typically, only if driven on the road in track mode, where you may find the old shift maps holding high revs when cruising. If the sport mode maps aren’t holding the revs high enough, then manual mode may be desired..."
No. The exhaust note, revs, etc are all affected. The update is absolute bollocks.It’s just shift point mapping?