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We learned a valuable lesson about the "VDC OFF" button today thanks to b1ades

Originally Posted by XwChriswX Someone must have gotten confused and thought he was in a Subie.. Hopefully someone in Nissan Marketing realizes the Z potential for offroad driving Originally Posted

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Old 04-09-2011, 06:05 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Someone must have gotten confused and thought he was in a Subie..
Hopefully someone in Nissan Marketing realizes the Z potential for offroad driving

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Testing out the limits of my car

This was a result of VDC Off + worn front tires + wet tires from going over some puddles. There was this sharp right turn that went down hill and then up. I took the turn a bit too fast and felt the rear end come loose. I've learned my lesson though, no more VDC off.
HURRAYYYYYYY you handled that situation like a pro behind the wheels man. Jay looked relieved when he saw you come around that sharp turn.
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