VDC on or no?
Originally Posted by Klubbheads
if u don't know the reason why vdc should be off, then u should leave it on.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g-spot/111267-vdc-off-when-racing.html
oh and btw, the reasnos for having the vdc on/off you read in your manual are going to be different from the members' reasons
Last edited by Calvin; Aug 10, 2006 at 04:57 PM.
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Originally Posted by NooB121
Ok I dont need a thousand replies telling me to search the forum because I did and I read the manual. Just let me know if you guys drive with it on or off and why.
The only ones who leave it off are usually the ones that are racing.
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if you leave it on the car will jerk big time if you are slamming gears,and the slip light will illuminate.for racing-leave it off.for chilling-leave it on.!!
because if you slamm gears with it on you are putting more stress on the tranny because of all the massive banging.!!!
good luck..
because if you slamm gears with it on you are putting more stress on the tranny because of all the massive banging.!!!
good luck..
It is a double edged sword.....
It is very intrusive.....but could save your Azz.
It all depends on you...
Are you experienced in performance driving techniques and do you think you can drive better than the computer? Do you know how to control a slide and compensate for trailing throttle oversteer?
Being FI, it is almost impossible to drive with it on. Only time I have it on is in the rain.
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It is very intrusive.....but could save your Azz.
It all depends on you...
Are you experienced in performance driving techniques and do you think you can drive better than the computer? Do you know how to control a slide and compensate for trailing throttle oversteer?
Being FI, it is almost impossible to drive with it on. Only time I have it on is in the rain.
JMO
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I went to go get my tires changed and the guy at the shop said his VDC was on when he had a blowout. he would've been fine, but the VDC kept trying to correct for the tire. put his @$$ into a wall. i say OFF.
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Originally Posted by redred7139
I went to go get my tires changed and the guy at the shop said his VDC was on when he had a blowout. he would've been fine, but the VDC kept trying to correct for the tire. put his @$$ into a wall. i say OFF.
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ok, if you know how to fishtail without crashing into a brick wall, then have fun, turn it off and learn a little. if you don't want to fishtail, or you want the computer to control your car, then leave it on. whatever your comfort level.
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Originally Posted by redred7139
I went to go get my tires changed and the guy at the shop said his VDC was on when he had a blowout. he would've been fine, but the VDC kept trying to correct for the tire. put his @$$ into a wall. i say OFF.
Originally Posted by redred7139
I went to go get my tires changed and the guy at the shop said his VDC was on when he had a blowout. he would've been fine, but the VDC kept trying to correct for the tire. put his @$$ into a wall. i say OFF.
I'm not 100% sure that the VDC put this guy into a wall. sounds to me like he panicked.