TCS: What is it good for?
07-03-2008, 03:26 AM
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******. It's for novice drivers who can't control their car with the foot and need computer backup. Always off is the only way to ride. There are no situations where a good driver will find it an advantage. But it keeps the inexperienced from spinning out in the rain when adding too much power for road conditions. That's it.
07-03-2008, 12:13 PM
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you can call me a ***** for using a "safety feature" when the roads are slick all you want. i have over $20k in mods on my car, that may not seem like a lot of money to some, but it is to me and i'd rather be on the safe side. i feel no need to prove my "amazing driving skills" when my money is at risk.
lol j/k (if i had it i'd use it when it rained too) I dont have TCS... oh well, nothing im going to lose sleep over.
07-03-2008, 01:37 PM
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******. It's for novice drivers who can't control their car with the foot and need computer backup. Always off is the only way to ride. There are no situations where a good driver will find it an advantage. But it keeps the inexperienced from spinning out in the rain when adding too much power for road conditions. That's it.
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07-03-2008, 01:59 PM
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I dont have many bolt ons either
but i just got the car, and have no money LOL 
07-03-2008, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ghardester
******. It's for novice drivers who can't control their car with the foot and need computer backup. Always off is the only way to ride. There are no situations where a good driver will find it an advantage. But it keeps the inexperienced from spinning out in the rain when adding too much power for road conditions. That's it.
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******. It's for novice drivers who can't control their car with the foot and need computer backup. Always off is the only way to ride. There are no situations where a good driver will find it an advantage. But it keeps the inexperienced from spinning out in the rain when adding too much power for road conditions. That's it.
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07-03-2008, 02:05 PM
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07-03-2008, 02:14 PM
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i rarely used TCS on my car. allthough i found it can help your wife/gf drive your car in **** weather if they are inexperienced.
For most people on here its more of an embarassment when you get on it and it makes you look like a total dumbass that doesnt know how to drive.
Also, i thought headrests and badges make your car faster??
For most people on here its more of an embarassment when you get on it and it makes you look like a total dumbass that doesnt know how to drive.
Also, i thought headrests and badges make your car faster??
