QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Oct 14 2013, 02:46 PM)
i dunno bout you, but i've discussed the ESC (well ASC la for inspira) with a few inspira dudes; Basically if you're not that good of a driver (let's just put it better than the ESC la), having it on even on tracking is actually much better. as your goal is to get lap times and not have the tail slide/drift around etc (well, it's boring la i'll admit)
in fact i've test driven the inspira with ASC at genting, and i just... yea it was pretty unforgettable. and i was boggled as to how the hell one person can have so much confidence in letting a mere stranger (at that time, pretty much la, only replied posts on LYN thread, NOT even PM) test drive your own personal car at genting weih lol. i only able to understand it AFTER i test driven it.
to put in perspective, there's a reason why systems like traction control/stability controls are banned in F1 lol. all computer assisted, no point in racing also. might as well go fly kite la

At some point, especially on the track, the ESC/ASC/VSC/aparanjiaoSC becomes a hindrance. It brakes for you and cut engine power irregardless of what you are trying to do. Imagine you understeer a bit and the engine cuts off, throttle becomes irresponsive, and you are unable to accelerate out of the corner.
That's why most trackies will switch it off on track. The system is to counter understeer and oversteer, not just tail slide and drifts.
There's a reason why Carlos Lago complain the Golf R's ESC that cannot be completely switched off. nuff said
QUOTE(r3apers @ Oct 14 2013, 02:46 PM)
sorry tht fiesta got IAFM? wa tak sure as didnt really into fiesta... sorry ar
You belip me ar?
My Fiesta also got slight clicking sound, dunno if it is as loud as what you heard. Tappet sound maybe?
This post has been edited by dares: Oct 14 2013, 02:53 PM