(This is for a TSI RS btw)

I was looking over Revo's TCU tune the other day and noticed that it seemed to be able to have different programming for D mode manual and S mode manual. When I say manual mode, I don't mean just using the paddles, I mean actually moving the gear selector to the manual position. It got me thinking whether the stock TCU has different programming between the two. I tried driving for a few days in S mode manual and seemed to feel that the shifts were a little smoother and immediate compared to D mode manual. But it could just be placebo. It also seems entirely possible that the manual mode of the DSG is the same regardless of whether the original mode was D or S, although it does remember which mode it was in when you go back.

 

Thoughts?

Yeah, manual feels a bit sharper in S, mine has the DTUK TCU flash remap so, I can no longer tell the difference 

6 or 7 speed?

6 speed, the DQ250.