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rhydV6

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RWD Fun in the wet
« on: 23 October 2006, 12:43:39 »

Driving back yesterday on a rather wide but twisty road in the tipping rain, with lots of surface water - god these things are tail happy in those conditions  :o

I have Uniroyals on the back with plenty of tread so not down to rubbish tyres or anything..

Will soon be taking the TC bulb out of the dash - fed up of seeing it flashing at me as well hehe
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #1 on: 23 October 2006, 12:45:32 »
Hehe, just press the TC button on the dash. That will stop the light flashing! Will also stop the TC working though :P
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #2 on: 23 October 2006, 13:03:20 »
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Driving back yesterday on a rather wide but twisty road in the tipping rain, with lots of surface water - god these things are tail happy in those conditions  :o

I have Uniroyals on the back with plenty of tread so not down to rubbish tyres or anything..

Will soon be taking the TC bulb out of the dash - fed up of seeing it flashing at me as well hehe

Yep, they are a bit lively at the back in damp or wet conditions - even more so on the estates :( Always getting mine flash at me, especially pulling out at junctions with a bit of welly. As Supermop said, you can always switch it off but if you do, be careful!! ::)
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #3 on: 23 October 2006, 13:03:30 »
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Hehe, just press the TC button on the dash. That will stop the light flashing! Will also stop the TC working though :P
Just leaves a solid TC light on though....
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #4 on: 23 October 2006, 13:08:10 »
yep scarey in the wet - even more scarey in the snow - if you get them moving that is :o
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #5 on: 23 October 2006, 13:09:48 »
Have too agree it is fun  ;D
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #6 on: 23 October 2006, 18:01:22 »
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Driving back yesterday on a rather wide but twisty road in the tipping rain, with lots of surface water - god these things are tail happy in those conditions  :o

I have Uniroyals on the back with plenty of tread so not down to rubbish tyres or anything..

Will soon be taking the TC bulb out of the dash - fed up of seeing it flashing at me as well hehe
rwd helps with the noble art of being able to drive sideways :o [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #7 on: 23 October 2006, 20:53:20 »
You can't beat an empty, moist supermarket car park :y


I was going to put " for a bit of rear out action" but thought better of it ::)
« Last Edit: 23 October 2006, 20:54:47 by Elite_Pete »
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #8 on: 23 October 2006, 20:58:17 »
I remember my x-police V70 volvo T-5 Vreg wrong wheel drive when u hit around 120mph u could feel the front begin to lift up and the steering would get very light did go on the autobahns with that 150mph i hit was over there 4 workgood fun but i had to slow down cause it felt like it was going to take off ;D
so not as fun as right wheel drive
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Re: RWD Fun in the wet
« Reply #9 on: 23 October 2006, 23:23:19 »
The main thing with right wheel drive is if you loose traction you dont loose your steering :y
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