Lunchbox88
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Logan
- Joined
- Jun 21, 2019
- Threads
- 3
- Messages
- 335
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- 303
- Location
- Missouri, USA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Ranger SuperCrew FX4
Also think its feels strange when it engages. Seems to be a combination of pulling power and braking wheels.I havent had stability control apply on the ranger, but I did have it do it on my F150 once.
I went into a sharp right merge/turn a little too hot and the back end swung out on me. Then it got weird and I wasnt sure what was going on.
I dont like the application as it felt odd, and I'm more than capable of countersteering myself in a slide and turning an oops into a fun drift. but it performed as designed and straightened me out quick.
Is it for me? probably not, is it good for alot of other drivers? I'm positive thats a yes.
I dont know how it is designed to prevent a rollover, unless it works its magic so early that you dont get sideways with enough momentum to do so.
The thing is, we should be able to have it both ways! Leave everything enabled, then when I manually hold the button down for 10 seconds, actually turn that shit off and leave it off till I restart, or push the button again.
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