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And in the 370Z you cannot completely turn off the traction control. Even when switched off, it is still there in the background.

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Old 05-18-2012, 07:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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And in the 370Z you cannot completely turn off the traction control. Even when switched off, it is still there in the background.
Partially true, the VDC is completely off but the VLSD is still active. VLSD simply limits single tire wheel spin using the rear brake. I have had it activate but it isn't all that bad, and it is defeatable if you really need by unplugging a connector. It would be an issue for drifters, not really an issue for casual track as I see it.
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