unplugging brake light switch
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unplugging brake light switch
"One problem we found with the car's dynamics is in the programming of the electronic throttle. Touch the brakes at full throttle and the engine practically shuts down. This keeps advanced drivers from using proper left foot braking techniques and keeps advanced hot dogs from doing big-burn-holes-in-the-asphalt burnouts. We only achieved this month's cover shot by unplugging the brake light switch."
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so is it better to unplug?
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/fe...50z/index.html
so is it better to unplug?
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I'm sure the drivers behind you will love that, so will insurance companies when you get rear ended.
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
I'm sure the drivers behind you will love that, so will insurance companies when you get rear ended.
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Originally Posted by alan86
"One problem we found with the car's dynamics is in the programming of the electronic throttle. Touch the brakes at full throttle and the engine practically shuts down. This keeps advanced drivers from using proper left foot braking techniques and keeps advanced hot dogs from doing big-burn-holes-in-the-asphalt burnouts. We only achieved this month's cover shot by unplugging the brake light switch."
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/fe...50z/index.html
so is it better to unplug?
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/fe...50z/index.html
so is it better to unplug?
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Originally Posted by alan86
"One problem we found with the car's dynamics is in the programming of the electronic throttle. Touch the brakes at full throttle and the engine practically shuts down. This keeps advanced drivers from using proper left foot braking techniques and keeps advanced hot dogs from doing big-burn-holes-in-the-asphalt burnouts. We only achieved this month's cover shot by unplugging the brake light switch."
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/fe...50z/index.html
so is it better to unplug?
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/fe...50z/index.html
so is it better to unplug?
so yeah, it is better to unplug as long as you still provide working brake lights, whether on the street or on the track.
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