Chassis Help! Need a track day set-up.

BGTV8 · 03-05-2017, 04:49 PM

So you have the VDC off but there are still nannies in operation

How hard are you pushing the car (is you experience level as a beginner, or some experieence in pushing a car).

My reason is that the residual stability control might be detecting sufficient yaw for it to trigger one rear brake to try and straighten you up (not ideal on a road course).

Check these threads
DIY Yaw Sensor rocker switch and
How to turn off vdc completely
Look at the bottom of page 2 of first post for explanation of trail braking - you will experience a similar feeling if you are close to the lateral grip or traction limit and the car senses wheelspin

Solution - install a switch in the power lead to the yaw sensor.

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03-05-2017, 04:49 PM	#4 (permalink)
BGTV8 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: 03350 Australia Posts: 1,516 Drives: 09 Nissan 370Z M6 Rep Power: 39975	So you have the VDC off but there are still nannies in operation How hard are you pushing the car (is you experience level as a beginner, or some experieence in pushing a car). My reason is that the residual stability control might be detecting sufficient yaw for it to trigger one rear brake to try and straighten you up (not ideal on a road course). Check these threads DIY Yaw Sensor rocker switch and How to turn off vdc completely Look at the bottom of page 2 of first post for explanation of trail braking - you will experience a similar feeling if you are close to the lateral grip or traction limit and the car senses wheelspin Solution - install a switch in the power lead to the yaw sensor.