? Considerable torque steer will have you going sideways in a short distance. I've already been through that with my '19 EX.You want to really hear it growl.... floor it from a stop at an intersection and keep it down until you reach 60 mph (only where it is safe to do so of course).
? Considerable torque steer will have you going sideways in a short distance. I've already been through that with my '19 EX.
I was going up a steep freeway on ramp in the rain when I gunned it and pulled hard to the right. I almost lost it.The couple of times I really put the pedal down, I did not experience any notable torque steer. Road surface and tires probably play a role in this as well as acceleration.
What exactly does the "S" on the shifter stand for? I was unable to find the description in the owners manual.Live dangerous and blow a little soot out of the motor.......turn ECO off, shift to “S” and look at that big ol’ grin in the rear view mirror. Caution....only do this for a day or two as it may become habit forming.?
"S" mode can run at all speeds, even freeway speeds? It seems to wind up a bit too much at higher speeds.Da Sport mode
lolLive dangerous and blow a little soot out of the motor.......turn ECO off, shift to “S” and look at that big ol’ grin in the rear view mirror. Caution....only do this for a day or two as it may become habit forming.?
I have the same issue with a very noisy 2019 CR-V. The tech guy said it will be noisy until the turbo catches up with the exhaust flow. Bad design I guess. Otherwise I like the SUV, size, mileage, etc. Also had a set of bad all season tires that came with the vehicle causing a vibration. The dealership says it’s my problem. Bought new upgraded winter tires no vibration. So I’m fine until spring.Husband and I have a 2019 Honda CRV Touring and it sounds like I'm driving motorboat or a lawn mower. My husband says it the turbo making that sound. When starting off it is slow pickup and that is when it has the loud turbo noise. We had a 2013 Accord Sport with turbo and it drove smooth, no sounds. Does anyone have any of the same complaints? Do I need to be concerned?
As said above, make sure you are driving in Sport mode or especially with ECO mode off. And stop lugging your engine around. The turbo will spool almost instantly if you don't baby it. This will alleviate the noise issue.I have the same issue with a very noisy 2019 CR-V. The tech guy said it will be noisy until the turbo catches up with the exhaust flow. Bad design I guess. Otherwise I like the SUV, size, mileage, etc. Also had a set of bad all season tires that came with the vehicle causing a vibration. The dealership says it’s my problem. Bought new upgraded winter tires no vibration. So I’m fine until spring.