VDC not very intrusive?

ImportConvert · 03-13-2012, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by 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.

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 · 03-13-2012, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by 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.

Well, there is 11 years difference in technology.

Mike · 03-14-2012, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 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.

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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