Asr
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Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Huntsville AL
Originally Posted by Quiktrp94
A while back, someone posted a way to hook up a time delay relay that would turn it off when you start the car and then if you want it on you can hit the button and it's on. You might find it in a search.
Robert Oh, and I always turn mine off...it's way too sensitive for me.
Robert Oh, and I always turn mine off...it's way too sensitive for me.
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I run with ASR off unless its raining or damp.
When it kicks in it upsets the car badly. I've gone around a couple of turns where the pavement is rough and at normal speed (10 - 25) when it comes on I don't know if its going to force the car to pinch the curb, or kick the back all the way out to the other lane. Its just rough pavement! With ASR off you feel the bumps and it tracks in a straight line.
When it kicks in it upsets the car badly. I've gone around a couple of turns where the pavement is rough and at normal speed (10 - 25) when it comes on I don't know if its going to force the car to pinch the curb, or kick the back all the way out to the other lane. Its just rough pavement! With ASR off you feel the bumps and it tracks in a straight line.
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I leave mine on. It's saved my bacon more than a few times when existing a slippery corner or charging hard into one.
