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Yeah its normal. Although you may not notice it, this prevents you from chirping your tires. It will also engage in other situations such as if you accelerate quickly while
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Yeah its normal. Although you may not notice it, this prevents you from chirping your tires.
It will also engage in other situations such as if you accelerate quickly while overtaking another car. I wouldn't suggest turning it off. In my experience with the VDC off, I quickly saw how the rears start to kick out a little bit when I went over a slight bump on the freeway while quickly overtaking a car. A noob problem since I came from a fwd car previously.
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