Traction control
 

Im a new owner of a 2010 370z. Traded in a heavily modded 2006 Dodge Charger daytona edition R/T.

Can you remove traction control on 2010 370z's? It there a button for it?


BTW love the 370z!!!! Cool car for the money!

The VDC button controls traction control. You can turn it on and off. Be careful punching it around corners with VDC off! :driving:

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The VDC button on the left beside the steering wheel is probably what you are looking for. Someone, correct me if Im wrong but it doesnt truely turn off all the aspects of TC.

Congrats on the new car.

That is good to know. I will check it out.

Any other hidden goodies I should know about? I bought a 2010 40th Edition.

owner's manual located behind passenger seat compartment area. :D my salesguy didnt mention this to me so i thought i didnt get one at first. lol

Yes that would be too easy! ha!

You are correct. When the weather was freezing, my tires would spin very easily. Even with VDC off, traction control would occasionally kick in.

I wish I has traction issue at a 100mph if you know what I mean.

Hey guys, I'm wondering if you prefer to turn off VDC or if you just leave it on...

Haha, same. I felt tarded after that. Of course I guess not many people look forward to looking through the owners manual like me.

when ambient temps are higher than 60F and dry i usually turn it off when i drive off. :)


hahaha, ive only breifly looked through it. :icon17:

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technically the 370z doesn't have traction control. VDC just prevents wheel slip by killing the throttle.

professordave on NOS. :tup:

I think to completely get rid of it, you have to remove the brake fuse, but that also gets rid of your brake lights and ABS I believe. If you're gonna do this, please only do it at the track.

I keep my VDC on, but I turn it off when I want to have a little fun and the roads are empty

i only turn vdc off during rush hour when its snowing and i'm on summer tires.

This

....AND vdc off! :excited:

But that's just how I roll (we still day that, right?) :ugh2::shakes head:

It does more than that, it will apply individual braking to help balance the car. Take an off ramp fast enough with VDC on and you will feel it.

in school zones.

I wish. Heck you couldn't be more wrong, the car even has passive traction control. You can hit the VDC button off, ABLS is still active and will prevent you from a nice one wheel burnout