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  1. ferrarifan83

    ferrarifan83 Rookie

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    #1 ferrarifan83, Mar 11, 2010
    What is the difference between the corsa mode and low adherence mode? I read somewhere that they are both for track use.
     
  2. leead1

    leead1 F1 Rookie

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    #2 leead1, Mar 11, 2010
    I have a lambo Garlardo not a Murci. My 2010 560-4 Corsa mode is for racing or at least faster Egear sifting. That I am sure of.

    The aherence mode is for high speed. it puts the car down in stance so it does not become airborne and tightnes up the suspension. Not sure just a guess.

    Sorry I wish I new more. I hope someone posts who knows :)

    Lee
     
  3. rbf41000

    rbf41000 Formula Junior

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    #3 rbf41000, Mar 11, 2010
    I think the low adherence mode is the complete oposite.

    Think snow and rain, if I remember from the book it makes the clutch engage softer in 1st and reverse and might have an effect on the traction control
     
  4. Bas

    Bas Four Time F1 World Champ

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    #4 Bas, Mar 14, 2010
    LOL!

    Driver: 'this is fast....this is fast. We're doing over 220mph!'
    Passenger: 'hey...what's this button for?'
    D: 'DON'T!!!!!'
    ....


    :D
     
  5. leead1

    leead1 F1 Rookie

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    #5 leead1, Mar 14, 2010
    Shows you what I know. Thank you for clearing this up.

    Lee
     
  6. roytoy2003

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    #6 roytoy2003, Mar 14, 2010
    Correct
     

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