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StormWhite 04-05-2019 08:06 AM

Full TCS & VDC Disable
 
On the UK Forum I have put my name down for:

ONE OF THESE.

Worthwhile? Better than a Yaw control switch?

JARblue 04-05-2019 09:43 AM

Seems pretty nice that it remembers the settings. The Anti-Brake Limited Slip (ABLS) feature automatically applies the rear brakes when slip is detected (regardless of VDC ON/OFF). Do you know if the product disables the ABLS feature? I'm not sure if it's part of the ABS system or a standalone traction control feature.

I would think on the track, a yaw switch is still the better route.

Rusty 04-08-2019 01:07 AM

If you would have posted this in the track section. You would have gotten more response. As this is more of a track issue.

StormWhite 04-08-2019 03:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3840457)
Seems pretty nice that it remembers the settings. The Anti-Brake Limited Slip (ABLS) feature automatically applies the rear brakes when slip is detected (regardless of VDC ON/OFF). Do you know if the product disables the ABLS feature? I'm not sure if it's part of the ABS system or a standalone traction control feature.

I would think on the track, a yaw switch is still the better route.

It does not disable ABS but does disable ABLS.

StormWhite 04-08-2019 04:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3841377)
If you would have posted this in the track section. You would have gotten more response. As this is more of a track issue.

You could be right but wouldn't hardcore track users want ABS off as well?

My interest is solely because I wish to turn all the nanny controls off sometimes for driving on the UK's twisty roads but retain ABS.

Additionally I would like to retain ABS for any potential future track day. :driving:

AlWakRa 04-08-2019 05:30 AM

About ABS as a track guy, for me, I prefer it to be ON, because, if you brake properly, it will not intervene, but sometimes you don't think a lot about how hard you press the brake especially when you get very late in brake, it will save you from locking the wheels or getting flat spots on the tires.

Rusty 04-08-2019 05:53 AM

Flat spot a tire. You might as well throw it in the trash.


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