Hey everybody, Marshall with Cobb Tuning here. Today I'm in our Mark 6 GTI. I'm going to show you some new Cobb custom features that are available for access port users. The first of which will be launch control, followed by flat foot shifting and then a quirky little feature called burnout mode. Launch control is very similar to other platforms we support. It's usually put the car in first gear, make sure traction control is turned off. The car will hold the RPMs based on a predetermined map slot. So on the access port you'll go to tune and then adjustments. And then under the adjustments menu you'll see an option for launch control rev limits slot. And based on the map file these slots will be predetermined rev limits. So for demonstration purposes we have this one in map slot 6 which will be think a little over 4000 RPM. Trash control off, cars in first gear, the car will hold the flat side. Alright, now the next feature is in the burnout mode. It's very similar to launch control. The only main differences are you're going to have these parking brake engaged and then hopefully you can hear me over the rain. Cruise control, you'll have to switch to in the on position and then we're going to hold the D cell button on the end of the stock using your finger. So same exact process as launch control. Just hold that cruise control D cell button for as long as you'd like to do the burnout work. Alright, for our last feature here we're going to show a flat foot shifting. This essentially just allows you to keep your foot planted on the accelerator pedal during shifts. You stab the clutch shift gears and it will hold at a predetermined RPM to keep boost built.