TC on wet roads is a MUST!!!
08-31-2007, 04:51 PM
#73
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RE: TC on wet roads is a MUST!!!
ORIGINAL: th3loadr
wow.. that must've really sucked. i wouldve like.. puked? and then maybe f**ked some porsche driver in the *** b/c itd make me feel better that the porsche driver is in as much pain as me.. idk stupid explaination
wow.. that must've really sucked. i wouldve like.. puked? and then maybe f**ked some porsche driver in the *** b/c itd make me feel better that the porsche driver is in as much pain as me.. idk stupid explaination
09-04-2007, 12:50 PM
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RE: TC on wet roads is a MUST!!!
wow..i dont even know what to say. i leave for vaca, come back, and i find all this hate mail in my inbox, and a ton of ****ing moronic posts i never made. then i find out my roommate has been on my computer. everyone, i apologize for the idiocy of the previous posts. and yes, i do have a redfire 06 gt, ill post pics of it w/ the 18's and pirelli's. i ****ing hate my roommate, so anyone in the central florida area looking for a room? heh. yea, ur lucky u all have tc, as my v6 premium doesnt. no abs, no tc, no posi. and its my dd. its a bitch trying to drive around in the rain too, as with the one-wheel-wonder,i slip and slide everywhere, even from launches.
09-04-2007, 01:09 PM
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RE: TC on wet roads is a MUST!!!
ORIGINAL: Mikes_BLK_GT
Ya Ive done that here. I broke loose on dry pavement 1 day and put my SC plans on hold because it rains here 9 months a year LOL..............its raining today I turned it off drove about 50feet and turned it back on and it HAS SAVED my *** once or twice [8D]
Ya Ive done that here. I broke loose on dry pavement 1 day and put my SC plans on hold because it rains here 9 months a year LOL..............its raining today I turned it off drove about 50feet and turned it back on and it HAS SAVED my *** once or twice [8D]
09-04-2007, 01:47 PM
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RE: TC on wet roads is a MUST!!!
When I learned to drive back in the dark ages. Everything was rear wheel drive and we didn't have any TCS. My parents took me out to an old church parking lot with a foot of snow on the ground and told me to get after it in an old 1970 Nova with a 350 in it (if I remember correctly). I guess it wasn't that old back then
.
NowI am having a little trouble getting used to the TCS. It cuts in when I'm not expecting it and has shocked me a couple times. I now prefer to drive withthe TCSoff in most cases. I know what to expect from the car if it gets loose, it's the TCS I cant predict or seem to react correctly to[
]. Maybe I just need more time with it.
I don't think it's a better or worse driver thing, I think it's what you become used to and how you have been trained to react in certain situations while operating a vehicle.
.NowI am having a little trouble getting used to the TCS. It cuts in when I'm not expecting it and has shocked me a couple times. I now prefer to drive withthe TCSoff in most cases. I know what to expect from the car if it gets loose, it's the TCS I cant predict or seem to react correctly to[
]. Maybe I just need more time with it. I don't think it's a better or worse driver thing, I think it's what you become used to and how you have been trained to react in certain situations while operating a vehicle.
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