question about vsa....
09-19-2003, 08:55 PM
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Turning off the VSA will improve handling if you know what you are doing. Usually VSA interprets the driver's intended direction (poor road conditions, emergency turns) but it tends to get in the way during intentionally spirited driving, hence the reason for the off switch.
So yes, if you want to race around, turn it off.
Keep it on isn't bad, it'll just slow you down a bit since it will independently brake the wheels that are necessary.
So yes, if you want to race around, turn it off.
Keep it on isn't bad, it'll just slow you down a bit since it will independently brake the wheels that are necessary.
09-20-2003, 04:33 AM
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Originally posted by XPLORx4
When VSA is active, it will also reduce throttle if you try to accelerate too briskly while cornering.
When VSA is active, it will also reduce throttle if you try to accelerate too briskly while cornering.
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