VDC BUTTON --To press or not to press??
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it will not screw up anything to leave it on (it comes on automatically - you have to deactivate it). you can drive with VDC on or off at no risk to your car (unless in slippery conditions when VDC can be an asset). even in snowy conditions a lot of guys turn it off because a good driver can manage wheel spin to their advantage.
i frequently turn VDC off when i want to have a bit of fun, since VDC will not allow wheel spin/side slip.
VDC (vehicle dynamic control) is akin to a traction control system in that it applies brakes/reduces engine power when wheel slip is detected.
the only way gas mileage would be affected is if you start spinning wheels and driving aggresively with VDC off. other then that, there is no effect on mileage.
i frequently turn VDC off when i want to have a bit of fun, since VDC will not allow wheel spin/side slip.
VDC (vehicle dynamic control) is akin to a traction control system in that it applies brakes/reduces engine power when wheel slip is detected.
the only way gas mileage would be affected is if you start spinning wheels and driving aggresively with VDC off. other then that, there is no effect on mileage.
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HoodSTar457 (12-08-2012)
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Do not drive with VDC off whether it's in the snow or during light drizzle, if you come across black ice or an oil spill, put your head in between your legs and kiss your *** goodbye, too many stories of " I was driving normal when my back went out", ye no **** dumbass, turn VDC off ONLY in dry conditions when you want to drive it like you stole it..
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COOL , so if I want to drive like I stole it , turn it off, Perfect. Thanks
Sloppy and unsafe handling is the result of turning it off, intrusive to very aggressive driving is the result of leaving it on. Take your pick
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haha my greatest Mod,
Start the car, I hit VDC off before I put my seatbelt on muahaha I like bunch of lights on my screen =]
Its great but like others have said, Traction will still be there. Its off about 75% of the way, but if U really wanna be an A=hole with it. It might slow down the process
Start the car, I hit VDC off before I put my seatbelt on muahaha I like bunch of lights on my screen =]
Its great but like others have said, Traction will still be there. Its off about 75% of the way, but if U really wanna be an A=hole with it. It might slow down the process
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Henry25z (12-16-2020)
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For those that do not have the experience with rwd cars, it is a blessing. Those that have the experience and know how to actually drive rwd cars ( those who understand momentum, under-steer, over-steer, throttle control and how they all work together ) do not always need to use it, but it can help even the best drivers in adverse conditions.
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