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ve ss axel hopping

WHITESSV

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Lol nah just go in and say honey i just spent 5 grand on the motor for our car...just thort id let you know any questions/problems you have with that, unlike my credit card will have a low rate of interest haha
 

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Ok just going out on my own on this one.... i dont really try to do burnouts/skids on road with my VE so not sure i have really experienced this "axle hop"

Although off road can get it to get upset and I have always believed it to Be the ESP or traction,

Turning ESP/Traction Cont off makes it better from my experience in wet off road (like slippery grass paddocks), this is only my opinion but since when esp is on the power is reduced from motor and brakes even applied to stop wheel(s) spin, so I believe when this is turned off wheel spin can still be achieved meaning tyres do not have chance to grip and not accelerated/braked quickly in pulses by esp/traction.

Feel free to clarify this for me but I know to always turn off ESP if i want to leave a few circles, although the suspension upgrades would be the go on road, and i'd say omega baldy stocks not 19" full tread gripsters....
 
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