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CrazyHippie
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They will spin with TC off.
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If TC is not fully disabled - no - they won't spin it will just bog down until TC senses it's fine and ramps back in the power.
Turning TC completely off by holding the button for 10~ seconds, will enable you to do a burnout.
Turning TC completely off by holding the button for 10~ seconds, will enable you to do a burnout.
K4fxd
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Mine will do a burnout with TC on, just not very far.
Turning TC off and leaving advance track on, will allow a burnout and not let you spin out. Turning it all off gets you a YT video
Snellemin
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So far for me, turning it all off doesn't give me the YT vid scenario. Instead the rear breaks loose from 1st to 2nd and I can correct it. With just the TC off, the car still tries to overcorrect itself and the YT vid scenario pops up.
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Golgo69
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does it go back to normal after the car is turned off and on (holding the button down for 10 seconds). Also, (for anyone to answer) are the YT videos a result of the traction control being on? And if you do the "10 second", hold will this prevent the YT plowing into people?
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Yes, it resets with every key cycle.
Crashes are the result of incompetent drivers 99% of the time - the assumption that traction control will or will not save you is a portion of that.
Know your own driving limits, the limits of your car, and the limits of the environment you’re in.