Difference between ACC and ACC W/LSF
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Difference between ACC and ACC W/LSF
So the new RDX will have the Adaptive cruise control but wont have the low speed follow, , what is the difference anyways? what does ACCLSF do that ACC dont
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It allows you to follow a car at low speed,
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Regular adaptive cruise control works above 25 mph I think.
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Regular adaptive cruise control works above 25 mph I think.
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mrgold35
ACC also just uses the same radar for CMBS to help slow down/speed up the vehicle. ACC+LSF uses a camera and CMBS radar to do the same function. ACC+LSF can actually stop a vehicle while the old ACC will just slow you down. Both have the same limitations of fog, winding roads, some motor cycles, steep hills, blocked sensors from snow/ice/slush, etc..
I find ACC is only helpful on open hwy, decent weather, minimal turns/hills, and light/med traffic. ACC for my MDX can't anticipate driver's intentions like I can in heavy or city traffic. As an result, ACC can be real jerky applying power and sometimes accelerates when it should coast or slow down. I just use it from city limit to city limits only (CMBS is on all the time).
I find ACC is only helpful on open hwy, decent weather, minimal turns/hills, and light/med traffic. ACC for my MDX can't anticipate driver's intentions like I can in heavy or city traffic. As an result, ACC can be real jerky applying power and sometimes accelerates when it should coast or slow down. I just use it from city limit to city limits only (CMBS is on all the time).
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mrgold35
ACC within city limits to me drives about the same as letting your 16 yr old teenager drive in heavy city traffic for the first time.
It really takes a lot to trust the technology if you are an old school driver and like complete control over your vehicle (or feel like you are in control).
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