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klubbheads · 09-02-2010, 02:48 PM

1. Nissans do have the secondary traction control.
2. It will NOT prevent you to do any kind of slide unless you touch the brake pedal during a slide.
3. Why would you apply brakes during a slide unless you know your about to eat sh!t?
4. 40-50 mph 360 degree circle drift was no issue with my G35 and taking some 90 degree turns with a slide it doesn't look like the Z has an issue with it as well.
5. You do NOT need to worry about the ABS fuze unless you are trying to do a complete standing burnout where you have to apply slight braking for the car not to move and just burn tires.
6. If people are complaining about any traction control kicking in with VDC off then you should not be doing any sliding because 99.99% you are touching the brake pedal one way or the other during the slide which is pretty dumb in any car.....

09-02-2010, 02:48 PM	#28 (permalink)
klubbheads Base Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: North Hollywood, CA Posts: 221 Drives: Very slow Nismo 370 Rep Power: 16	1. Nissans do have the secondary traction control. 2. It will NOT prevent you to do any kind of slide unless you touch the brake pedal during a slide. 3. Why would you apply brakes during a slide unless you know your about to eat sh!t? 4. 40-50 mph 360 degree circle drift was no issue with my G35 and taking some 90 degree turns with a slide it doesn't look like the Z has an issue with it as well. 5. You do NOT need to worry about the ABS fuze unless you are trying to do a complete standing burnout where you have to apply slight braking for the car not to move and just burn tires. 6. If people are complaining about any traction control kicking in with VDC off then you should not be doing any sliding because 99.99% you are touching the brake pedal one way or the other during the slide which is pretty dumb in any car..... __________________ g35driver OG.