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<blockquote data-quote="Alex5522" data-source="post: 536776" data-attributes="member: 20228"><p><strong>This is the answer for you which i copy from net:</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>DSC is a newer version of ASC traction control. Basically ASC only brakes the rear wheels during straight line acceleration to keep the wheels from spinning and losing traction. DSC combines those features with additional ability to individual brake each of the 4 wheels is slippage (oversteer/understeer) is sensed in a corner to bring you back in line.</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>For the enthusiast who likes to drive and knows how to drive, you're better off without it.</strong></p><p><strong>If you like to drive your car hard, be glad it does not have DSC. This way you have the safety of ASC without the intrusive nanny-ism of DSC. DSC likes to cut in and put and end to your fun just as you're starting to have some. So then you turn it off and are left without even the equivalent of ASC. It's totally a lawyer-inspired driving nanny. You really are better off without it.</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alex5522, post: 536776, member: 20228"] [B]This is the answer for you which i copy from net: DSC is a newer version of ASC traction control. Basically ASC only brakes the rear wheels during straight line acceleration to keep the wheels from spinning and losing traction. DSC combines those features with additional ability to individual brake each of the 4 wheels is slippage (oversteer/understeer) is sensed in a corner to bring you back in line. For the enthusiast who likes to drive and knows how to drive, you're better off without it. If you like to drive your car hard, be glad it does not have DSC. This way you have the safety of ASC without the intrusive nanny-ism of DSC. DSC likes to cut in and put and end to your fun just as you're starting to have some. So then you turn it off and are left without even the equivalent of ASC. It's totally a lawyer-inspired driving nanny. You really are better off without it.[/B] [/QUOTE]
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