VDC not very intrusive?

slo · 03-15-2012, 11:20 AM

I think opinions will vary from driving skill, preferences, and situation. I have had the VDC kick in a couple of times and for the twisties, it was "ok", not pushing too hard. Still leaving that margin for error. But if I were doing a track day, it's a bit much for myself.

I got out of AWDs (sti and 2 evos) due to being what I call a cheater car. Meaning those cars are very easy to push hard, so many electronics, the evo's with neutral (IX) and slightly rear biased (X) and every eletronic aid you could ask for. Makes novice drivers look like they are veterans at the track as long as they are willing to push the car.

I feel that the 370z will not let you get that far. I don't know for sure since the car is new and I haven't been to the local race track yet so this is just my "temporary" haha $0.02.

03-15-2012, 11:20 AM	#32 (permalink)
slo Base Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: denver Posts: 240 Drives: 370, TBSS, ZX10r Rep Power: 15	I think opinions will vary from driving skill, preferences, and situation. I have had the VDC kick in a couple of times and for the twisties, it was "ok", not pushing too hard. Still leaving that margin for error. But if I were doing a track day, it's a bit much for myself. I got out of AWDs (sti and 2 evos) due to being what I call a cheater car. Meaning those cars are very easy to push hard, so many electronics, the evo's with neutral (IX) and slightly rear biased (X) and every eletronic aid you could ask for. Makes novice drivers look like they are veterans at the track as long as they are willing to push the car. I feel that the 370z will not let you get that far. I don't know for sure since the car is new and I haven't been to the local race track yet so this is just my "temporary" haha $0.02. __________________ My introduction Thank you to my 2012 season motorcycle sponsors Colorado Powersports - TFOG Wheelsports - SIDI Boots - Scorpion Helmets TechSpec USA - HotBodies Racing - ASV Inventions