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Discussion in '360/430' started by Kislik, May 2, 2014.

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  1. Kislik

    Kislik Rookie

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    #1 Kislik, May 2, 2014
    It's very nice mode. It let the car spin the wheel quote a lot but stabilisation is still present and touch very nicely and very late. Of course it does not let go like CTS off, but with normal driving style for fast laps normally you should not hit the stabi limit in this mode.

    nice I'm surprised it's smoother than M mode on CSL and let go sideways way more and spin a lot
     
  2. Art138

    Art138 Formula 3
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    #2 Art138, May 2, 2014
    I leave mine in CT Off all the time....car appears very stable for spirited driving around corners. I agree when launching in low gears you get some wheel spin.
     
  3. Stevely

    Stevely Formula Junior

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    #3 Stevely, May 2, 2014
    World of difference. I used to drive in Race, but now drive in CT Off all the time. Race, Sport and Rain noticeably cut power in the lower gears. It's almost like you gain 50 hp just from turning the nannies off. Night and day.
     
  4. RichardCH

    RichardCH F1 Rookie
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    #4 RichardCH, May 4, 2014
    thanks for the advice, it certainly adds extra thrills, will become my Default driving mode in the dry, pity it's not available on a F430
     
  5. MaranelloDave

    MaranelloDave Formula 3

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    #5 MaranelloDave, May 4, 2014
    Good info. I've been driving in Race since I bought last November. Now that I'm comfortable with the car, I'm ready to move to TC. Great that you can turn off traction control without disabling stability control.
     
  6. Kislik

    Kislik Rookie

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    #6 Kislik, May 4, 2014
    I believe everybody should be confident with the car way over limit without any stability control. That's why I do snow drivings and drift school with every car I have (Scuderia will go soon to drift training) it helps You a lot in critical situations
     
  7. GianiCakes

    GianiCakes Karting

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    #7 GianiCakes, May 4, 2014
    Since reading this post I've also now started using CT off and although I'm still a little wary on cold tarmac there is definitely more fun to be had. I guess the suspension defaults to the firmer setting in this mode? For some reason I don't seem to notice as much difference when switching between the two settings as I do when in race.
     
  8. mr_bock

    mr_bock Formula 3

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    #8 mr_bock, May 4, 2014
    I did the search, but no results...
    I own a 2001 360 coupe.

    What is CT?

    How do you turn it off?
     
  9. KJM3SMG

    KJM3SMG Formula Junior

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    #9 KJM3SMG, May 4, 2014
    if it ain't available on the F430 per an earlier post, I doubt it'll be on a 360
     
  10. MaranelloDave

    MaranelloDave Formula 3

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    #10 MaranelloDave, May 4, 2014
    The separate CT and CST settings were not provided on the 360 the F430. They were provided on the Scuderia though.
     
  11. trainwrex

    trainwrex Formula Junior

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    #11 trainwrex, May 5, 2014
    I have traction control off on my CS and the car is alot more predictable to drive in daily driving but especially when on the track.
     

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