ASR ( Trac control ) switch???
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true, i can see if your making alot of HP/TQ and its your daily driver and it see's the rain...i never actually thought of that, i might just start using it after my heads/cam install...
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Originally Posted by DMNSPD
It helps in freezing temps when you're running drag radials and trying to race someone. Much easier that feathering it.
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I LOVE my TCS.
It allows you to spin the wheels just enough for a perfect launch (but it does suck when you do spin and it comes in) so all that I really use is the ASR. I have to admit, a few times at high speeds the ASR has saved my ***. I dont know if I actually woulda spun or crashed, but I definitely felt like the ASR helped.
It allows you to spin the wheels just enough for a perfect launch (but it does suck when you do spin and it comes in) so all that I really use is the ASR. I have to admit, a few times at high speeds the ASR has saved my ***. I dont know if I actually woulda spun or crashed, but I definitely felt like the ASR helped.
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i hate my asr, its the first thing I do when I get into the car is turn in it on, I wish it was off all the time, it has hung me out to dry a couple times when I was pulling out into traffic ;[
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I'm glad I have mine. I think it has helped out on one or two occasions. Turning it off doesn't bother me. Even if I have to do it everything. I drive the car so rarely that it doesn't really get to me.
Where options are concerned: I'd rather have them and not use them, than not have them and want them or wonder if I would like it.
Where options are concerned: I'd rather have them and not use them, than not have them and want them or wonder if I would like it.