Thread: Ice: Making every day joe a pro drifter since the Ford model T.
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Old 12-04-2009, 12:55 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Red370 View Post
Youre probably getting ready to get the shyt we just got, it snowed 8 inches here, and yes i know "summer" tires wont do well on ice, i'm from Ohio, I know these things. And i'm full aware of what traction control does, but it DOES aid when the back end slides out, and I could see it was attempting to do something. No point in buying another winter car or tires, it snows maybe one or two days here, and clear the rest of the year.
Actually our traction control does nothing for yaw control. Unlike Honda's VSA which can control any brake on the vehicle to prevent a spin or a slide, our VDC just cuts throttle, if IIRC.
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