What is VSA?
09-09-2003, 11:19 AM
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Re: What is VSA?
Originally posted by STC
I did a search and I didnt find any answers.
I didnt get my car yet so I have no idea what VSA is?
Is that something that controls traction control or something?
What is it and what does VSA stand for?
I did a search and I didnt find any answers.
I didnt get my car yet so I have no idea what VSA is?
Is that something that controls traction control or something?
What is it and what does VSA stand for?
VSA = vehicle stability assist. Yes it is traction control, but it is also more than that. It is also yaw control...which means it can remove power and apply brakes to individual wheels to offset understeer or oversteer. There is a better description on the Acura website.
09-09-2003, 11:39 AM
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Originally posted by adam fiooz
other wise known as "lame slow down botton"
other wise known as "lame slow down botton"
09-09-2003, 01:23 PM
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Just curious, does anyone have any real-life stories of VSA 'saving their ass'? I drive in a pretty messy area in winter, so hope the VSA is as good as it advertises.
09-09-2003, 03:13 PM
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Originally posted by mtnkill
Just curious, does anyone have any real-life stories of VSA 'saving their ass'? I drive in a pretty messy area in winter, so hope the VSA is as good as it advertises.
Just curious, does anyone have any real-life stories of VSA 'saving their ass'? I drive in a pretty messy area in winter, so hope the VSA is as good as it advertises.
thank god for VSA in the TSX...it not only saved my
it saved my life!
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09-09-2003, 03:23 PM
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Originally posted by Santacruz
When I first brought home my TSX and showed it to my wife, she clenched her teeth, grabbed the hedge trimmers from the garage and said "If that car doesn't have VSA, I'm going to KILL you."
thank god for VSA in the TSX...it not only saved my it saved my life!
When I first brought home my TSX and showed it to my wife, she clenched her teeth, grabbed the hedge trimmers from the garage and said "If that car doesn't have VSA, I'm going to KILL you."
thank god for VSA in the TSX...it not only saved my
it saved my life!
is mine Sorry to get off topic.
I lost it taking a turn very fast on my way to the T.O TSX meet with the VSA switched off. The back end flew out ever so slightly but it was quickly corrected by coming off the throttle. I hav'nt really noticed it cut in so far in my everyday driving.
09-09-2003, 03:47 PM
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Originally posted by domn
... I hav'nt really noticed it cut in so far in my everyday driving.
... I hav'nt really noticed it cut in so far in my everyday driving.
Put your foot on the gas petal you sissy!!
09-09-2003, 03:58 PM
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Originally posted by Santacruz
That's because everyday you drive like a wussy! Put your foot on the gas petal you sissy!!
That's because everyday you drive like a wussy!
Put your foot on the gas petal you sissy!!
Lets just say this. On Sunday I went to the Bills Game. I made it from Highway 400 at 7 to the Queenston border in just under 50 minutes. That drive would typically take about an hour and a half. But then again that was all pretty much in a straight line.
Stop being bitter about your poor showing in the pool. Its only one week. Just be happy there's no money on the line or you would'nt be driving a TSX in 17 weeks
09-09-2003, 04:06 PM
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Originally posted by domn
Lets just say this. On Sunday I went to the Bills Game. I made it from Highway 400 at 7 to the Queenston border in just under 50 minutes. That drive would typically take about an hour and a half. But then again that was all pretty much in a straight line.
Stop being bitter about your poor showing in the pool. Its only one week. Just be happy there's no money on the line or you would'nt be driving a TSX in 17 weeks
Lets just say this. On Sunday I went to the Bills Game. I made it from Highway 400 at 7 to the Queenston border in just under 50 minutes. That drive would typically take about an hour and a half. But then again that was all pretty much in a straight line.
Stop being bitter about your poor showing in the pool. Its only one week. Just be happy there's no money on the line or you would'nt be driving a TSX in 17 weeks
09-10-2003, 12:27 AM
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Originally posted by STC
So there is a VSA button? where is it?
So there is a VSA button? where is it?
just playin, its next to the sun roof button the the very left side of the front dash... next to the driver's window controls.... behind the headlight switch.
09-10-2003, 12:58 AM
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Originally posted by tehCOW
the button that says "VSA".... duh!!!
the button that says "VSA".... duh!!!
Originally posted by tehCOW
just playin, its next to the sun roof button the the very left side of the front dash... next to the driver's window controls.... behind the headlight switch. [/B]
just playin, its next to the sun roof button the the very left side of the front dash... next to the driver's window controls.... behind the headlight switch. [/B]
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