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is a 44yo
Boo, you got a 4 year head start on me.
is a 44yo
Kids.......Boo, you got a 4 year head start on me.
Kids.......
And that's like, year round up there, right?
Cory, close, a little farther north maybe.I should've explained that I was referring to cars in the game.
In the real world, I have a 2005 Holden Commodore that's basically the same as the one in the game except it's a V6 with 235bhp. The only traction control it's got is a 44yo that engages brain & controls his right foot
For the last couple of years, it's been compulsory for every new car sold in Australia to be fitted with ESC (Emergency Stability Control). Some makes & models allow you to switch the fun police off whereas others don't. From reading reviews on some models, the ESC is so intrusive that as soon as you start to show any enthusiasm or press on a bit, it's flashing it's little dashboard indicator at you
Not really, just slightly olderOld fart, eh?
Mate we would've been more than happy to put the steering wheel/pedals on the wrong side of the car & send you a ship load of new 'El Caminos'. Unfortunately, the bean counters at GM hq couldn't make a business case for it. Now we're facing the prospect of importing everything from either the US of A, Opel in Germany or the cheap & cheerful crap they make in ChinaStarting off, I'm on mobile windows phone, not the best with GTP.
Cory, close, a little farther north maybe.
Pete, I know what you mean, the other 2 Jeeps in my profile pic do not have those "idiot assists" and IIRC some of those aids became mandatory here starting in 2012. Send a Holden Ute over here please!
I'd rather have the controls on the right side anyways! And sorry to hear that possible sad news, always better to build local rather than ship cheap crap in.Mate we would've been more than happy to put the steering wheel/pedals on the wrong side of the car & send you a ship load of new 'El Caminos'. Unfortunately, the bean counters at GM hq couldn't make a business case for it. Now we're facing the prospect of importing everything from either the US of A, Opel in Germany or the cheap & cheerful crap they make in China
a 44yo
Boo, you got a 4 year head start on me.
All ya ya'll are....Kids.......
Sadly our local is the cheap crap anymore.always better to build local rather than ship cheap crap in.
No changes that I have seen or felt at all. other then maybe in steering wheel response seems more sensitive now.Anybody notice if the new update had any impact on our current challenge?
No changes that I have seen or felt at all. other then maybe in steering wheel response seems more sensitive now.
@Motor City Hami the system update was more annoying then the game. it took three times longer.
Maybe they fixed camber ..... again.
My little german car does that. As soon as you start having "too" much fun, the engine limits the power that it feeds to the wheels and slows everything down so you can "not have an accident". It does have a button in which you can turn off Traction control but really, the electronic systems never turn off. I think the insurance company know about this because the insurance group is really cheap.. one positive thing i suppose.I should've explained that I was referring to cars in the game.
In the real world, I have a 2005 Holden Commodore that's basically the same as the one in the game except it's a V6 with 235bhp. The only traction control it's got is a 44yo that engages brain & controls his right foot
For the last couple of years, it's been compulsory for every new car sold in Australia to be fitted with ESC (Emergency Stability Control). Some makes & models allow you to switch the fun police off whereas others don't. From reading reviews on some models, the ESC is so intrusive that as soon as you start to show any enthusiasm or press on a bit, it's flashing it's little dashboard indicator at you
You can always pull the fuse, that does the job on everything except Mercedes (who hate fun)My little german car does that. As soon as you start having "too" much fun, the engine limits the power that it feeds to the wheels and slows everything down so you can "not have an accident". It does have a button in which you can turn off Traction control but really, the electronic systems never turn off. I think the insurance company know about this because the insurance group is really cheap.. one positive thing i suppose.
I don't think ill be pulling the fuse.. My better half would be furious. I prefer a quiet content life myself.You can always pull the fuse, that does the job on everything except Mercedes (who hate fun)
Pull the fuse, a few quick doughnuts and then put it back, no one has to knowI don't think ill be pulling the fuse.. My better half would be furious. I prefer a quiet content life myself.
Merc supports fun, there is quick option to set car on Rig Mode, all aids gone, including ABS.You can always pull the fuse, that does the job on everything except Mercedes (who hate fun)
I was under the impression you could turn off traction control but not stability management on most Mercedes without going through a chain of hidden commands. I've not tried personally (my fun budget doesn't stretch that far ) so I'll bow to greater knowledgeMerc supports fun, there is quick option to set car on Rig Mode, all aids gone, including ABS.
All 21th century cars from them.
When you turn traction control from normal menu it reduces ESP also, letting smooth driver play really lot, personally that suits my needs, it won't show presence practically at all, i could do donuts, 8's, 200m powerslides, swing my tail as much I want, BUT you have to do it smoothly, front tires rolling speed can't vary or it uses brakes, so Scandinavian flick is really hard to do. Then comes that your mentioned "secret menu", not so secret, go and ask from Merc dealer how to get car on dyno mode (Rig Test Mode) and they'll tell, or just googling.. picking ABS fuse out is working also on Merc.I was under the impression you could turn off traction control but not stability management on most Mercedes without going through a chain of hidden commands. I've not tried personally (my fun budget doesn't stretch that far ) so I'll bow to greater knowledge
Thank you sir will save my sanity. Even during tuning I could do 30-40 laps a dayExtension granted. I still need to test.