Maybe the traction control.............the smell is probably the rubber of your tires on the ground because you r doing burnouts now!:bigthumbsup
it seemed fine when i took it out tonight. It just didnt catch right away because it spun the tires out! Im surprised im getting burnouts now with just the street tune. i cant imagine whatll happen when i try the race tune!:smilieMaybe the traction control.............the smell is probably the rubber of your tires on the ground because you r doing burnouts now!:bigthumbsup
I takes all I have in me not to constantly roast the tire, I have a manual trans. I have to be easy on the gas and clutch or it's burnout time. :winksit seemed fine when i took it out tonight. It just didnt catch right away because it spun the tires out! Im surprised im getting burnouts now with just the street tune. i cant imagine whatll happen when i try the race tune!:smilie
I guess they have the OD on all the time for better Econmy and Gas Mileage, the TC on for in case you need it in Wet or Snowy Weather. I think they both should have been OFF all the time and left up to the Owner to Turn them On when needed.Does turning off OD make a big enough difference. why is it always on in the first place?
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