Ok, us STi guys take the ABS fuse out in the winter time for better braking because the ABS is ****ing terrible. It also gives you more control and less shudder, and doesn't cause us to slide 500 feet past an intersection. It creates a snowball effect under the tires, racking up snow, stopping you way faster.
I live in Buffalo New York, and we get more snow than the majority of you see in 4 years.
My question is, does anyone else pull their fuse for the winter time?
I did it tonight on the drive to walmart, i left it in, to see and test the braking, it was ****ing terrible.
I took it out on the ride home, the car stopped on a dime ( partially in part to my new brakes yes snowflake that's directed at you).
Does anyone else here do that all winter for the snow?
Also it made the Traction Control light come on and the brake lights the P and the . I am not sure why it would do that, as in the Subaru it doesn't ( different cars different problems i know ).
So i get home, i put the fuse back in, and the abs, and brake lights go away, but the TC light still stays on. I push the button two times to see if it's just enabled and it's not.
Any ideas, and thoughts from others who do this.
