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Oh man i hate that feature! I driven a Mustang with that, basically the more you increase your speed the stiffer the steering gets. It was really noticable for me

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Old 04-25-2009, 05:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Oh man i hate that feature! I driven a Mustang with that, basically the more you increase your speed the stiffer the steering gets. It was really noticable for me at around 90-100mph. I think its purpose is just to help you stay in control of the vehicle and not lose it.
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