How does the vdc work

Originally Posted by frost For what it's worth, I think the VDC makes people worse drivers. They begin to rely on the VDC to save them rather than learning how

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01-17-2011, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by frost

For what it's worth, I think the VDC makes people worse drivers. They begin to rely on the VDC to save them rather than learning how to actually drive their car, when it will give, how it feels in the rain, etc. Then when they turn it off, hell breaks loose. IMHO, we should all be turning it off unless we are driving in the rain or snow.

i agree. once i figured out how to turn the system 100% off (pulling the harness out) i left it out during all types of conditions to fully understand how the car reacts so i know what to do if i get in a situation.

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