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In Reply to: Dude.. posted by ghost of olddude55 on January 4, 2021 at 16:56:20:
What you said is "If you whale on the brake pedal hard enough even with ABS, the car will still skid." That isn't true. If you're going straight and level in the snow and stomp on the brakes, ABS will not initiate a slide. The purpose of ABS is to prevent wheel lock from braking forces. But it doesn't prevent a slide from lateral forces. If you oversteer and create enough rotation about the yaw axis to break traction, ABS can't help you. Likewise, if you simply take a corner too fast, you'll slide off in an understeer.
And stability control is not anti-roll.
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Follow Ups
- ABS can't save you once you're sliding sideways, but neither can braking without ABS - Dave_K 01/4/2117:29:21 01/4/21 (4)
- The problem is that traction, once lost, is extremely difficult to regain. - ghost of olddude55 04:35:03 01/5/21 (3)
- Your current car doesn't have CAN Bus? - Dave_K 09:19:31 01/5/21 (1)
- Yes, unfortunately, it does. - ghost of olddude55 10:30:31 01/5/21 (0)
- RE: The problem is that traction, once lost, is extremely difficult to regain. - Inmate51 05:46:52 01/5/21 (0)
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