Loosing my mind with traction controi

[strokin20]

Haha no problem. I went for a little drive and I'll definitely agree, they aren't TCS off.

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[SpartanDieselTech]

Haha no problem. I went for a little drive and I'll definitely agree, they aren't TCS off.

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Actually, let me backtrack on what I said.

Just pulled the files back apart, and I do have the TCS-off files at the link. Was looking on my phone the first time and got confused.


It is working on the F450 and not on the SRW truck. I'll look into it further tonight.

 

[strokin20]

Well that's kinda weird, but no big deal for me. I saw it on here and thought it looked like something I needed to try out.

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[Ipkyss]

Actually, let me backtrack on what I said.

Just pulled the files back apart, and I do have the TCS-off files at the link. Was looking on my phone the first time and got confused.


It is working on the F450 and not on the SRW truck. I'll look into it further tonight.

Thanks. The effort is awesome with you guys

 

[Ipkyss]

y would u ride the brake and give it gas at same time while plowing?

I'm not talking 1/2 throttle and hammer the brakes at the same time. But when you have a blade full of snow and you coming to a curb/following a curb its easier to ride the brake a little instead of completely letting off the throttle to slow down a little. Just like when being at idle won't move a blade of snow but just off idle is faster then you want to be moving sometimes.

Or when you are roll racing a car and you want to brake boost a little so you don't get left behind on the start. I have a big turbo wrx sti. Very common.

 

[6fourstroker]

I'm not talking 1/2 throttle and hammer the brakes at the same time. But when you have a blade full of snow and you coming to a curb/following a curb its easier to ride the brake a little instead of completely letting off the throttle to slow down a little. Just like when being at idle won't move a blade of snow but just off idle is faster then you want to be moving sometimes.



Or when you are roll racing a car and you want to brake boost a little so you don't get left behind on the start. I have a big turbo wrx sti. Very common.

Foot spooling hell yea! My truck does the same thing, try to roll into a burnout or something soon as you touch the brake the throttle shuts down. :/


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