I prefer geezer mode and here's why...
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After I got the ISF I am still not comfortable switching off the traction cause I am not sure how the car will behave. i need to find a open parking lot and try few things.
so do take the training it helps a lot.
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I stand by my answers as it makes perfect sense to your questions.
Every single response in this thread has referred to the same two answers. Apparently you are not reading them, as everyone is trying to help you.
Check your tires.
Learn how to drive a car with this much power.
Going to a performance driving school usually allows you to drive your own car, the point being....... it allows you to safely understand the limits of your vehicle using accelator control, collision avoidance, proper braking etc.
No....... Lexus does not usually offer a driving course for vehicle owners so get on the internet in your area, search for a driving school, pay the money and spend a 1 day learning how to drive this car.
.....and check your tire tread.
Chow for now
Every single response in this thread has referred to the same two answers. Apparently you are not reading them, as everyone is trying to help you.
Check your tires.
Learn how to drive a car with this much power.
Going to a performance driving school usually allows you to drive your own car, the point being....... it allows you to safely understand the limits of your vehicle using accelator control, collision avoidance, proper braking etc.
No....... Lexus does not usually offer a driving course for vehicle owners so get on the internet in your area, search for a driving school, pay the money and spend a 1 day learning how to drive this car.
.....and check your tire tread.
Chow for now
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