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Are you sure the tires are slipping? Your brake fluid may be a little bit low which can cause the light to come on under "high" Gs.

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Old 01-22-2014, 06:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Are you sure the tires are slipping? Your brake fluid may be a little bit low which can cause the light to come on under "high" Gs.
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Are you sure the tires are slipping? Your brake fluid may be a little bit low which can cause the light to come on under "high" Gs.

Absolutely, my rear keeps going sideways, very annoying.
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Absolutely, my rear keeps going sideways, very annoying.
Maybe air pressure too high.?=less grip.?
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Absolutely, my rear keeps going sideways, very annoying.
What tires are you running right now? Also, what size and pressure?
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