Vehicle Dynamic Control

kenchan · 09-09-2014, 03:31 PM

yah, sorry to hear about your accident sgtgoldy...

even with vdc off, if one lets off the throttle the car will try to correct itself. its when you think
you can counter-steer and keep pressing the gas or hit the brake when people get in trouble.
or just running pos tires.

let off both gas and brake... the car turns into a cat dropped upsidedown, kinda.

but that's just me. you guys should keep the vdc turned on. it's a feature on the car
for a reason. GL with your driving op.

SgtGoldy · 09-09-2014, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

yah, sorry to hear about your accident sgtgoldy...

even with vdc off, if one lets off the throttle the car will try to correct itself. its when you think
you can counter-steer and keep pressing the gas or hit the brake when people get in trouble.
or just running pos tires.

let off both gas and brake... the car turns into a cat dropped upsidedown, kinda.

but that's just me. you guys should keep the vdc turned on. it's a feature on the car
for a reason. GL with your driving op.

its okay, the turbos make the pain hurt less. But still hurts

lol. Yea it was wet and I tried to beat a yellow turn signal. Stupid me. Lesson Learned though

kenchan · 09-09-2014, 03:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SgtGoldy

its okay, the turbos make the pain hurt less. But still hurts

lol. Yea it was wet and I tried to beat a yellow turn signal. Stupid me. Lesson Learned though

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kenchan A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: N/A Posts: 76,801 Drives: N/A Rep Power: 141521	yah, sorry to hear about your accident sgtgoldy... even with vdc off, if one lets off the throttle the car will try to correct itself. its when you think you can counter-steer and keep pressing the gas or hit the brake when people get in trouble. or just running pos tires. let off both gas and brake... the car turns into a cat dropped upsidedown, kinda. but that's just me. you guys should keep the vdc turned on. it's a feature on the car for a reason. GL with your driving op.