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Originally Posted by MACCAA
Sounds like the old "when in doubt,power out" school of thought.
Loss of traction resulting in oversteer  ON'T power out-that's what got you in trouble in the first place!
Correct response is to come off the throttle-and that's what the VSC is mimicing-and counter steer.
Loss of traction is predominately operator error.
Couner steering with traction control on brings the vehicle back into line-that's how it works.......
A lot of the thinking here explains the pictures of cars wrapped around trees on the nightly news....
Cheers
Len |
I live in a snowy climate, so that's what i'm referring to. I can lose traction going under 5mph. It happens almost every day. I flip on vsc sport every day here during the winter because it causes problems for the system to be completely active. During the summer I don't have a need to turn off the systems because if i lose traction at 70mph on the highway i'm screwed either way