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^^^ Yeah, never use cruise during a downpour. You need to be able to ease the throttle when needed. Also, for the record, I drive a base/non-sport with stock 18"
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^^^ Yeah, never use cruise during a downpour. You need to be able to ease the throttle when needed.
Also, for the record, I drive a base/non-sport with stock 18" wheels and tires. I've hauled *** in the rain before and I thought this car drove better in the rain than any of my previous vehicles. Ever. Handled wonderfully and took the puddles with ease. I even had someone pull out in front of me during a heavy rain and the Z swerved right on around with ease. It did exactly what I wanted it to. Point is, if you have a rwd car, learn to handle it in the rain. But if the computer/VDC starts doing funny things then there is no amount of driving skill that will save you. |
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