[M88Ca]

I seem to be at a dead end getting Track Mode displays on my instrument cluster set up the way I want. The owners manual is not very specific and I can find any videos on YT. I go to Displays, select Track mode, and select the Tire Monitoring feature, but it does not appear on my display. The Fuel Consumption display is there, which is the last thing I car about on track. It never goes away no matter what I select on the menu. It insists on keeping the fuel consumption display up. Ideas on why I can't get the Tire Monitoring up there instead?

Thanks.

[M88Ca]

Figured it out. It’s the button on the right side of the wheel that looks like lines on a page. Once in Track mode you push it and use the wheel to scroll thru until you get to the tire option and select it. Which begs the question: what purpose does the display menu do? Obviously doesn’t work to configure the cluster.

[ExplodingFires]

I’m glad you were able to figure it out and get to the display option you wanted! If you were talking about the Sport and Track mode in the display settings, those allow you to customize the entire list of what you’re able to scroll through in those display modes. You might not want certain options in your normal driving mode and only want those in your track driving mode. Hopefully that made sense!

[jmg]

Originally Posted by M88Ca

Figured it out. It’s the button on the right side of the wheel that looks like lines on a page. Once in Track mode you push it and use the wheel to scroll thru until you get to the tire option and select it. Which begs the question: what purpose does the display menu do? Obviously doesn’t work to configure the cluster.

The display settings in the center screen set what you want to be available to you when in that mode when you press the menu button on the wheel. That way, you don't have to scroll past unnecessary settings to get what you want.

For instance, if I don't really care about navigation or media to be displayed in the cluster, I uncheck them.

Personally, I only really want the tire pressure to be displayed in the cluster when on track, so I disable pretty much everything else except for maybe the G-Meter, but that's mainly for fun. I usually only check the Gs after a session through the Catalyst or RaceChrono app.