Traction Control - Yay or Nay?

[Alan]

Fair enough mate.

Some of us aren't blessed enough to catch it if things do get out of hand tho.

 

[Ady182]

I only switch mine off on track on when having a very spirited drive in the dry, find it useful sometimes in the wet. Get rid of it for track *****age tho

 

[rory182]

I always left it on on the road and never found it very obtrusive in the 182, usually at the head of the bunch too if out with 172 / 182 owners on a meet so never felt the need to turn it off.

 

[Alan]

I always left it on on the road and never found it very obtrusive in the 182, usually at the head of the bunch too if out with 172 / 182 owners on a meet so never felt the need to turn it off.

Ned.

 

[Fred@BTM]

it has one major problem, if you lift one of the rear wheels off the ground when cornering it throws a spaz attack, turn it off

 

[weebaws]

Turn mine off everytime i get in the car, its the first thing i do, just as important as wearing my seatbelt.

Hate all that electronic wizardry - drive it properly.

Hmm bit of a hero??

I'd rather that little bit extra safety when driving on wet back roads at night etc..if the wheels spin up it might actually save you and or your passengers life as it may have stopped you going through the fence, down that grass verge onto the railway line or the likes.

You're my hero Alan!

 

[Alan]

Knowsit Kris..

I'll stick to detailing tho lol..

 

[Poopensharten]

Traction controls for quitters...

 

[weebaws]

Traction Control does not exist in this dojo....

 

[Alan]

Lol easy now Edinburgh..

 

[weebaws]

Lol easy now Edinburgh..

Right, that's it. Ootside!

 

[Alan]

You ken where i live, fire roon!!

 

[weebaws]

aye, that's right.. you'll be gettin a visit fae the young team just shortly

 

[trile]

u don't need it unless it's raining.
The car is much faster with it turned off (I know it sounds weird but it is, honest)