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    Well today i was driving home and at a stop light I turned my ASR off and was trying to feel the diffrence between it off/on well personaly i liked it off. I was just wondering do yall drive it off or on?

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    The 98 has it and the 02 doesn't.

    The way I drive it's a good thing the 98 (M6 DD) has it cuz it wants to swap front with rear in a heartbeat. Even with 187,xxx miles on it it's got enough balls to get squirelly really quick...
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    is there a difference when driving normal with the asr off??? I never noticed if there was a difference with it off unless i lost traction.

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    I find that since the tune and the gear swap that I am having the traction control kick on almost every time it shifts to 2nd from a slight turn or even if you give it a hair more than the minimum throttle. I like it with it off.

    It likes to get out of hand though now. haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by slimss View Post
    is there a difference when driving normal with the asr off??? I never noticed if there was a difference with it off unless i lost traction.
    No difference when driving normal..

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    I no when mines off and i floor it the wheels start spinning

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    Quote Originally Posted by TJKIDD View Post
    I no when mines off and i floor it the wheels start spinning
    it'll do that..

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    Quote Originally Posted by 67CamaroRSSS View Post
    The 98 has it and the 02 doesn't.
    Mine has it -must be a special edition! hahahahahahaha

    Oh yeah: OFF.

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    Well i think im going to start driving with it off since theres no real diffrence with it on.

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    2002 Z28 A4 NBM
    Sadly now demodded :(

    Many is the time the ASR has kicked back on my request for MORE POWER, especially when making a left or right turn. If I'm wanting to go straight ahead I turn it off. I can handle side to side...

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    Definitely off. I don't like when the car tells me no when I press the gas pedal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 02ssmaro View Post
    Definitely off. I don't like when the car tells me no when I press the gas pedal.


    I couldn't have said it better myself.

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    So when it's on were lossing power?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TJKIDD View Post
    So when it's on were lossing power?
    You're not losing power. Rather, the throttle kicks back when the computer senses wheel slippage.

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    To me it frees the car up allowing me to be more intune with the car and I believe no one mentioned this but turning off asr allows the wheels to spin as fast as they can instead of intune.

    On a side note it would make sense since the car isn't monitoring as much (ABS, throttle, wheel spin,etc) the car would draw less from the electrical system thus eliminating parasitic drag on the engine. Also, because of less monitoring the car doesn't have to processas much code thus cutting down on response time for computation by the ecu so a quicker response is created.

    I could write a true false programming loop if you guys want, that would show
    What I am talking about....

    My 2 cents
    Last edited by Hot head; 04-13-2011 at 05:21 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hot head View Post
    To me it frees the car up allowing me to be more intune with the car and I believe no one mentioned this but turning off asr allows the wheels to spin as fast as they can instead of intune.

    On a side note it would make sense since the car isn't monitoring as much (ABS, throttle, wheel spin,etc) the car would draw less from the electrical system thus eliminating parasitic drag on the engine. Also, because of less monitoring the car doesn't have to processas much code thus cutting down on response time for computation by the ecu so a quicker response is created.

    I could write a true false programming loop if you guys want, that would show
    What I am talking about....

    My 2 cents
    Femto seconds don't really matter in the Grand Scheme of things automotive...

    Oh, being the resident "Spelling Nazi" that I am, I congratulate you on the proper usage of "sense" and "since". You have no idea how many folks on here mix that up...

    The proper usage of "brake" and "break" is a real big winner also.
    Last edited by 67CamaroRSSS; 04-13-2011 at 06:41 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 67CamaroRSSS View Post
    Femto seconds don't really matter in the Grand Scheme of things automotive...

    Oh, being the resident "Spelling Nazi" that I am, I congratulate you on the proper usage of "sense" and "since". You have no idea how many folks on here mix that up...

    The proper usage of "brake" and "break" is a real big winner also.
    Haha, it's sad but true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 67CamaroRSSS View Post
    Femto seconds don't really matter in the Grand Scheme of things automotive...

    Oh, being the resident "Spelling Nazi" that I am, I congratulate you on the proper usage of "sense" and "since". You have no idea how many folks on here mix that up...

    The proper usage of "brake" and "break" is a real big winner also.
    I don't believe the car's ecu is that fast to be able to be measured in femto seconds...because mechanical parts and an external source is involved in the decision structure of the ecu. Maybe if this was a state of the art car or a laser of some sort you could say it was Femto seconds but I will meet you half way I believe that turning it off will make the car faster by .1 of a second. Also, we have to remember that this is not a closed system it gets all of its information from a user.

    And thank you for your props
    Last edited by Hot head; 04-14-2011 at 04:55 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 67CamaroRSSS View Post
    Oh, being the resident "Spelling Nazi"
    You lost that title to me, remember?

    I drive with it off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    You lost that title to me, remember?

    I drive with it off.
    I drive with it on when I am not purposely driving "faster"

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