Questions for the Techperts

Ok people,
As mine is very new (600kms) I have a coupe of question for the longer term owners…

1. After a hard run today I have revealed the unfortunate ABS trigger when the suspension is loading/unloading through (usually downhill) corners that I have read about.Does fitting better shocks (Bilstein, Koni) eliminate this issue?

2. Have any of you either looked into or done the following-swapped out the 2 centre switches in the lower dash & fitted an extra 2 power window switches, thereby grouping all of the power windows together?At a glance, the 2 that get removed could be wired into the centre console where the 2 blanks are?
And hopefully, buy blanks to replace the original rear window switches.

Thankxx

I take it yours is. 5 door? 
I've not seen the switch layout in one of those. But i did have a look at the switch panel on my 2019 SZ5. Those switches are not individual ones, the switch toggles are all mounted as one, with a pcb behind them. 
I looked originally hoping to make the passenger window a one touch like the drivers side, but it simply wasn't worth thinking about when I saw behind the panel.

Little Brick wrote:

1. After a hard run today I have revealed the unfortunate ABS trigger when the suspension is loading/unloading through (usually downhill) corners that I have read about.Does fitting better shocks (Bilstein, Koni) eliminate this issue?


 

I've never heard of this- what happens?

Are you braking mid corner and trying to lock up a rear wheel when there is no weight on it?- I'd have thought the abs kicking in was a good thing other wise the back could lose grip and overtake the front. (Less likely on a LWB than the SWB we have in the UK though)

Could this be the camera thing, detecting a possible crash so applies the brakes. That is a known issue under certain conditions?

Suspect it is the stability control, rather than the ABS. On the original launch of the JB74 it was noted by some road testers.

Really not sure 🤔