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Originally Posted by SoftShoe
I’ll admit to being confused about whether I should:
A) learn how the car naturally behaves (nannie’s off) and master it
B) learn how the car behaves with nannie’s on and master it
C) both A and B (seems like a lot to keep straight)
D) give up on A, because “nannie’s off “ isn’t an option
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A) With the amount of torque our cars have, I would advise practicing somewhere there's nothing you can hit. Stonestown parking lot after midnight, maybe? Don't forget to practice in the wet as well as in the dry.
B) Good idea!
C) It's not.
D) 'DSC = OFF' = nannies off; so, it's an easily-accessed option.
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