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Bourne33065
Hey guys, so after you turn off the VDIM with the foot dance tongue.gif it will ALWAYS come back on after you restart the car.....Right? And how do you know if it is off or not? ALSO when doing the quarter mile is it possible that it will prevent the wheel from spinning and therefor lowering or rather raising your time?
bartkat
Yes VDIM comes back on each time you start the car. You can tell it's off when the car with squiggly tire track lines icon comes on on the dash. Of course you get wheelspin with VDIM off. You'll probably get a better launch that way, but everyone has their own preferences.
Bourne33065
QUOTE(bartkat @ Jul 21 2006, 07:22 PM) [snapback]200672[/snapback]

Yes VDIM comes back on each time you start the car. You can tell it's off when the car with squiggly tire track lines icon comes on on the dash. Of course you get wheelspin with VDIM off. You'll probably get a better launch that way, but everyone has their own preferences.



Ok so one more question tongue.gif when VDIM is off does traction control go off with it?
bartkat
QUOTE(Bourne33065 @ Jul 22 2006, 10:40 AM) [snapback]200684[/snapback]

QUOTE(bartkat @ Jul 21 2006, 07:22 PM) [snapback]200672[/snapback]

Yes VDIM comes back on each time you start the car. You can tell it's off when the car with squiggly tire track lines icon comes on on the dash. Of course you get wheelspin with VDIM off. You'll probably get a better launch that way, but everyone has their own preferences.



Ok so one more question tongue.gif when VDIM is off does traction control go off with it?


Yes it does. You can cut the wheel, hit the gas and spin donuts to your heart's content.
lexus411
07 GS and IS 350s models will have a VDIM off switch
Bourne33065
QUOTE(bartkat @ Jul 22 2006, 03:55 AM) [snapback]200686[/snapback]

QUOTE(Bourne33065 @ Jul 22 2006, 10:40 AM) [snapback]200684[/snapback]

QUOTE(bartkat @ Jul 21 2006, 07:22 PM) [snapback]200672[/snapback]

Yes VDIM comes back on each time you start the car. You can tell it's off when the car with squiggly tire track lines icon comes on on the dash. Of course you get wheelspin with VDIM off. You'll probably get a better launch that way, but everyone has their own preferences.



Ok so one more question tongue.gif when VDIM is off does traction control go off with it?


Yes it does. You can cut the wheel, hit the gas and spin donuts to your heart's content.



YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not that I would do that or anything tongue.gif
bartkat
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QUOTE(bartkat @ Jul 22 2006, 03:55 AM) [snapback]200686[/snapback]

QUOTE(Bourne33065 @ Jul 22 2006, 10:40 AM) [snapback]200684[/snapback]

QUOTE(bartkat @ Jul 21 2006, 07:22 PM) [snapback]200672[/snapback]

Yes VDIM comes back on each time you start the car. You can tell it's off when the car with squiggly tire track lines icon comes on on the dash. Of course you get wheelspin with VDIM off. You'll probably get a better launch that way, but everyone has their own preferences.



Ok so one more question tongue.gif when VDIM is off does traction control go off with it?


Yes it does. You can cut the wheel, hit the gas and spin donuts to your heart's content.



YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not that I would do that or anything tongue.gif


I tried it in an empty parking lot, just once so I knew I could.
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