Aha, that's what lift-off oversteer feels like!
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Turning left at a medium sized roundabout, slightly damp surface, booted it in 2nd and the front understeered heavily, so years of fwd experience kicked in and I feathered the throttle. The back end stepped out gracefully, I got back on the gas and it all straightened up nicely.
I suppose next time it happens, I'll probably end up in a ditch somewhere
Repeat after me: driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
I suppose next time it happens, I'll probably end up in a ditch somewhere
Repeat after me: driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
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From: French side of the border at Geneva, Switzerland
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Driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
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From the sounds of it, I experienced LOO about 8 or 9 days ago.
[Edited by STi-Frenchie - 1/20/2003 6:23:11 AM]
Driving like a **** when you've haven't got much experience of 4wd handling is not big, not clever and could have been nasty.
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From the sounds of it, I experienced LOO about 8 or 9 days ago.
[Edited by STi-Frenchie - 1/20/2003 6:23:11 AM]
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