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It's easier to get the tires spinning (They get the rpms up sooner) in the rain. VDC samples tire-rotation at the same intervals and reacts at the same speed, wet
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It's easier to get the tires spinning (They get the rpms up sooner) in the rain. VDC samples tire-rotation at the same intervals and reacts at the same speed, wet or dry. The tires will have turned more revolutions before VDC does anything in the rain. The back end will have moved accordingly.
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