Dccd what setting for donuts in snow
25 November 2010, 09:24 PM
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Dccd what setting for donuts in snow
Iam new to subarus and have a hawkeye sti what seeting to a put the Dccd on for the best donuts in snow in the work carpark
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26 November 2010, 08:19 AM
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26 November 2010, 09:44 PM
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It dont really matter what setting you have it on when in the snow, you could be in reverse FFS
just make sure you dont over do it, you wont need much throttle and just feather it so that it's kept nicely under control. Also make sure you dont do it for long periods as the temps will rise steady as no cold air will be getting to the intercooler
just make sure you dont over do it, you wont need much throttle and just feather it so that it's kept nicely under control. Also make sure you dont do it for long periods as the temps will rise steady as no cold air will be getting to the intercooler
26 November 2010, 10:05 PM
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snownuts.
a bit tame but I didn't have much space...
That's with 50/50 front/rear split, no DCCD here (yet...
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27 November 2010, 04:29 AM
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27 November 2010, 08:23 AM
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i thought that too, seen a vid of some fella in an open carpark donuting and police cuffed and arrested him, as previusly said make sure there aint many people about and no camera's!!
i have no DCCD either and she seems to go round a dream, plenty of revs and the front wheels do nothing, all power goes where u want it!!!
i have no DCCD either and she seems to go round a dream, plenty of revs and the front wheels do nothing, all power goes where u want it!!!
27 November 2010, 08:40 AM
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what I mean is if it's in ASDAs carpark which would be private land, then asda can do nothing but ask you to leave. That won't stop the police from doing you for 'dangerous driving' if they think that's what you're doing, but ASDA can't don anything themselves.
27 November 2010, 09:17 AM
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27 November 2010, 11:31 AM
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i dont think thats right, as its a the carpark is open to public access which the police can do you for. when i was younger i used to go to rally dance's which were on private farmland, which we thought was fine to sleep in our vehicles overnight(after a few bevvies) and drive home the following afternoon when safe to drive. unfortunately for my mate he had a knock on his winddow at 3am by police, who breathalysed him and arrested for failing. as it was classed as a public event the police were entitled to do this.
dont get me wrong i love having a play in the car in the snow but just be careful where you go.ATB Rob
dont get me wrong i love having a play in the car in the snow but just be careful where you go.ATB Rob
27 November 2010, 02:45 PM
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I have none of this ACDC trickery
and mine has no problems doing whatever i want it to. It will donut and f.o.e sideways, which i was told looked the biz last year.
Much more controlable than my BMs'.
As long as your not to aggresive and 'fly by the seat of your pants' i find just about anything can be achived when on the white stuff. Be carefull.
and mine has no problems doing whatever i want it to. It will donut and f.o.e sideways, which i was told looked the biz last year. Much more controlable than my BMs'.As long as your not to aggresive and 'fly by the seat of your pants' i find just about anything can be achived when on the white stuff. Be carefull.
27 November 2010, 03:37 PM
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I have none of this ACDC trickery and mine has no problems doing whatever i want it to. It will donut and f.o.e sideways, which i was told looked the biz last year. Much more controlable than my BMs'.
As long as your not to aggresive and 'fly by the seat of your pants' i find just about anything can be achived when on the white stuff. Be carefull.
and mine has no problems doing whatever i want it to. It will donut and f.o.e sideways, which i was told looked the biz last year. Much more controlable than my BMs'.As long as your not to aggresive and 'fly by the seat of your pants' i find just about anything can be achived when on the white stuff. Be carefull.
Even if your the best driver in the world you cant alter physics
27 November 2010, 10:18 PM
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You can produce doughnuts in the snow, with fully back setting but can spin on the spot with fully locked setting. The main thing is steering angle and throttle position
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