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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Location: Canberra
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ABS is designed to help you maintain control not necessarily stop shorter. A lot more useful if you can steer and perhaps not spin out. I wouldn't want to do without it.
These systems are designed for the average person for whom a car's only purpose is to get from A to B. Personally I disable DSC, ESP, TC (whatever you call it) when possible if it is dry because I find it to be very restrictive. Although in the wet pretty good idea to have it on in a powerful car. |
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Re: DSC - What does it ACTUALLY do?
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