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You can light the tires up very easily in this car, so be very careful if you are playing around with VDC off.
If you don't have much experience with powerful RWD cars, I'd suggest formal high performance driving courses. Or, you could always find a deserted lot somewhere and play around with the car. Start off by driving some tight circles at low speed with VDC on and experiment with varying levels of throttle just to get a feel for where the car loses grip and get a feel for what VDC does. Then turn it off and have at it. Whatever you do try to do it as safely as possible... inexperience + powerful RWD is a good way to get yourself (and possibly others) seriously hurt or killed. |
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http://www.the370z.com/avatars/papoz...ine=1259978561 ^^ Very hard for me to read and concentrate with that avatar of yours. :eek: |
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In my opionion!
Turn it off and feel the true z! |
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I turn it off every time I start up the car. I've had my Z since July, and you could count on one hand the number of times I've smoked the tires intentionally, so it's not like I drive around like an ***. I just don't enjoy the computer jumping in and assuming that I need help. To me, the way I learned to drive RWD sports cars, having it on is actually more dangerous. Robbing me of both power and control when I most need it.
Just remember to turn it back on when mom is taking your Z to the grocery store... :ugh2: |
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HAHA FI LTH, everytime i see i say filth! |
on unless i want to have some fun
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Always on for me haha. I'm no fun. :(
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Bought my 350 without VDC, now that is no longer an option, I will most likely buy that electronic gadget that turns it off every time I start the 370...
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