s0me0nesmind1
Lifer
- Nov 8, 2012
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You have put up some pretty "controversial" let us say posts in P and N, but this one is probably a new level of absurdity.
The general advice is to steer into the direction of a skid (i.e. when the back end of the car is coming around, steer into the direction in which the car is starting to rotate). This is the correct response, but once the car starts to skid, it is very difficult to enter the proper amount of counter steering without overcorrecting and spinning the opposite direction. Modern cars with VDC will also try to apply brakes (to selective wheels) and modulate throttle to prevent a skid.
It's absurd to drive in freezing climates? Okay budday.
