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Yeah, the airbag issue is real and gets triggered when there is a quick G load transition (think chicane). The good news is that pulling the airbag fuse solves the

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Old 06-07-2013, 08:17 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Yeah, the airbag issue is real and gets triggered when there is a quick G load transition (think chicane). The good news is that pulling the airbag fuse solves the problem while tracking and then reinstalling the fuse reverses things without any extra steps. Easy enough.

I do miss the steering of the Z. I've driven a lot of cars and I think the Z's steering feel and weight is right up there at the top.
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