Vdc
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VDC is completely unrelated to anything having to do with your exhaust note. As far as going any quiker, you may be able to launch slightly faster with it disabled if you are going for all out accceleration, but for everyday driving turning it off will not help you drive any faster.
This topic has been done to death, try a search and see what's been posted already.
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Don't know about the exhaust note? but I deactivate because it activates mid-turn most of the time and cuts power. This happens a lot because of rough pavement and Florida sand, but other cars I driven have not been as sensitive and allow for just a little wheel spin. I am going to try to adjust my air pressures a bit lower and see if that affects it.
I do try to keep it on in rainy conditions. At least on my old G35 it did a good job of saving the car is extreme maneuvers in the wet (I tested it a lot!)
I do try to keep it on in rainy conditions. At least on my old G35 it did a good job of saving the car is extreme maneuvers in the wet (I tested it a lot!)
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i had VDC off on my g35 all the time. i also had to buy new tires very often... but thats another story.
For the g37 though i keep it on.. i dont drive as hard as i used to.
For the g37 though i keep it on.. i dont drive as hard as i used to.
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Oh yeah, and I keep VDC on about 85% of the time... And the LSD on our "S" models is pretty dam good IMO...
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i don't know about exhaust note but vdc helps your wheels stick to the road. i raced my friends vette (lost of course) with and without vdc... the 2nd time without it my tires were screeching like crazy at the launch. With the vdc on, no screeching at all...
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I would suggest killing the radio, rolling down the windows and accelerate with VDC on and off. If you don't heard a difference between the two, I would suggest a hearing aid.