VDC not very intrusive?

Mike

I'm surprised you think that, especially coming out of a vette. The VDC is way more intrusive in this car, borderline dangerous in some cases I believe, like when you are trying to pull out in traffic briskly and the car cuts all power.

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ImportConvert

I never provoked the traction control in my 'vette. It stayed out of my way, I stayed out of it's way. Either that, or it was so seamless and gave no indication, that I never noticed it.

I am comparing the VDC to the TC in my 2001 Trans Am, which was HORRIBLE.

GaleForce

Well, there is 11 years difference in technology.

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Mike

I never had a problem with my vette either. Also, I used comp mode on the track in the vette and it rarely ever kicked in, and when it did, it was gentle. A much better system.

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GaleForce

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UNKNOWN_370

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Originally Posted by Mike like when you are trying to pull out in traffic briskly and the car cuts all power.

This happened to me once in my 09. As hard as I've pushed this car that's never happened. What was a little crazy that happened last week and I was on fairly smooth road and VDC was ON. I went to my left lane to pass a slow-poke and on the left I gunned it like 40% throttle and downshifted. The car kicked really hard and began fishtailing at 45mph going to 50. I let go of the throttle so the car would stop doing that. VDC blinked the whole time. But I never lost power. I just found it kinda crazy my car reacted that way. But I had control over it the whole time and at no point did I lose confidence which is most important.