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Suspension - Sport / Sport Plus?

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Took delivery of my replacement Cooper 3 weeks ago following rejection of my October build car in December. However, I am a little perplexed by the suspension. My original car, with Chilli pack and 5-spoke alloys was 'stiff' to say the least. My replacement, with upgrade to 17" S Spokes definitely rides softer.

So, the question: does anyone know if they've tweaked the settings? If not, how can I tell definitively if my car has Sport or Sport Plus suspension? I understood that my Chilli pack on the original car included Sport Plus, and my new car is meant to be identical spec...

MrM
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Check the options on the invoice. Apparently, if you order the Chilli pack, you have to declare whether or not you want the SS+. If it isn't listed on the invoice then chances are it may not have been put on. This has changed since earlier models in that if you ordered the Chilli pack the SS+ would be put on automatically.
funny that.....

i thought that my cooper chili that i got last week was no where near as firm as the Demo i drove, and it wasn't just me who thought so.....

I checked my incoice, and the chili pack is there, but ther is no sign of SS+!

I think a call to my dealer is going to happen!

Gerry
Thanks for that. Will have to have words with my dealer... will be interested what they suggest to resolve the problem!

M
HI guys, just a note I found out about this yesterday via the thread 'SS+ no longer standard with chili pack' and have since created a poll/thread to see how many people were actually aware of the change. I have been placed in the same position as my car is currently in production minus the SS+ due to my dealer not informing me when placing my order:mad:

Impression I get in here you have the opinion the ride is noticalbly different, for good or bad not having the oportuinity to choose is unacceptable.
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