Steering wheel feeling adjustment

[PureStang]

So i am looking at buying a 2013 mustang gt base. Does the base have the ability to adjust the steering wheel feeling (standard, sport, comfort) or is that a feature on the premium only?

I tried to search for it but i only get reviews of the premium features.

Thanks!

 

[bmore1186]

It's for 2011+ including base if I'm correct. I have a base 2012 and it has the option.

 

[PureStang]

How do you like the base interior....i couldnt really tell a difference with the exception of the door panels.

 

[Jedisalami]

It's for 2011+ including base if I'm correct. I have a base 2012 and it has the option.

really? How do you adjust it?

 

[bmore1186]

really? How do you adjust it?

Cycle through the "Reset" options and you'll find the steering adjustments. I tend to use sport, but I'll use comfort when I do long drives.

How do you like the base interior....i couldnt really tell a difference with the exception of the door panels.

I'm fine with the interior since I dislike leather, but I plan to get the Corbeau seats soon.

 

[Nick Nasty]

2011s dont have it

 

[Sly Fox]

I keep mine on Sport but 99% of my driving is just shooting around my small town and back and forth to work which is 2 miles from my house

 

[PureStang]

Thanks for the responses guys. I tend to go on quite a few weekend trips, and when i was test driving, i really liked the idea of having the comfort option. Wasnt going to be a deal breaker, but it is a nice little feature to have.

Should be placing my order for a Febuary deliver soon epper:

 

[BDFabrizio]

My base '13 has it. I usually keep it on standard.

 

[1o1proof]

I can't really tell a difference between the 3, maybe it's just me.

 

[dirtyd88]

keep mine on sport mode. also, if you turn off TC and AdvanceTrac the car locks itself in sport mode for the steering.

 

[ViciousJay]

i keep mine in sport mode, i cant see anyone can use the other 2... if i wanted to have oversteer id drive a '88 eldorado

 

[mhyjek]

i keep mine in sport mode, i cant see anyone can use the other 2... if i wanted to have oversteer id drive a '88 eldorado

It doesn't cause oversteer it just changes how much force it requires you to move the wheel. To be honest I have only tried standard and sport, on my ride home tonight I will try the easiest setting. I like the sport the best but I have a couple off tunes I have been switching through and I usally forget that when reflashed it goes back to standard and I think I'm on sport. :lol: There is a difference between sport and standard to me but its subtle thought I appreciate it!

 

[dirtyd88]

It doesn't cause oversteer it just changes how much force it requires you to move the wheel. To be honest I have only tried standard and sport, on my ride home tonight I will try the easiest setting. I like the sport the best but I have a couple off tunes I have been switching through and I usally forget that when reflashed it goes back to standard and I think I'm on sport. :lol: There is a difference between sport and standard to me but its subtle thought I appreciate it!

I noticed that this weekend when I reflashed. The sport is definitely a little more stiff

 

[Dave_6]

Guess I need to get my owners manual out because I can't figure out how to change the setting lol. :loser:

 

[96svtdriver]

2011s dont have it

2011's do have it, but it adjusts itself depending on whether you're driving with AdvanceTrac in normal, Sport or Off. 2012 you could adjust the steering feel independently of the drive mode.