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I recently read (on another message board) that PSM had different "maps" that it uses according to perceived driver skill.

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I know that Tiptonic (in auto mode) uses different maps to chose shift points, however I did not think this was true of PSM.

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Suggestion · Original poster

I recently read (on another message board) that PSM had different "maps" that it uses according to perceived driver skill.

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Suggestion · Original poster

I know that Tiptonic (in auto mode) uses different maps to chose shift points, however I did not think this was true of PSM.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I recently read (on another message board) that PSM had different "maps" that it uses according to perceived driver skill. The way it was explained on the other board was as follows; "And believe it or not, PSM is adaptive--the better you drive the longer of a leash it will give you--correspondingly, drive like a ham-fisted fool, and PSM will really clamp down on you." I know that Tiptonic (in auto mode) uses different maps to chose shift points, however I did not think this was true of PSM. Does anyone here know the answer???

POST 3Original post

Ray, You might try PCA tech. Sounds like a topic worthy of publishing in Pano. Search PCA homepage tech articles too. Might find some info there.

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All I can tell you is that at the very instant your "seat of the pants sensor" tells you that the rear is coming about if you crank in a little "into the skid" stearing correction the PSM does not activate. In my 2001 AWD RX300 the VSC/Trac activates before I even feel any "sensor" inputs.

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