Sentences with phrase «significantly more traction»

Doing so would have allowed us to gain significantly more traction in a fraction of the time.

However, the wider, stickier tyres, as well as the minor chassis tweaks, of the CS mean that it finds significantly more traction on the exit of a corner than the old M4 could ever hope for.

Not exact matches

In the latest car it has so much more stability that you can carry significantly more speed deep into the heart of a corner, then lean on the exceptional traction to fire you out.

First impressions reveal a significantly more fluid nature to the handling than the old model, with even less body roll, a clear lift in overall agility, greater levels of purchase and mind - boggling traction as you get on the throttle out of corners owing in part to the inclusion of that torque vectoring function.

When the traction control computer (often incorporated into another control unit, such as the ABS module) detects one or more driven wheels spinning significantly faster than another, it invokes the ABS electronic control unit to apply brake friction to wheels spinning with lessened traction.

2014 DP cars will be significantly faster, thanks to more HP, significantly more downforce, and traction control.

First impressions reveal a significantly more fluid nature to the handling than the old model, with even less body roll, a clear lift in overall agility, greater levels of purchase and mind - boggling traction as you get on the throttle out of corners.

Sportier power delivery and its combination of impressive traction and roadholding in the wet were both highlights, although there's no doubt the 208 in this specification is a chassis that could handle significantly more power without coming unhinged.

More significantly, the differential works only when one drive wheel has better traction than the other.

Dubbed «ESC Sport», you can simply switch off traction control to allow a bit of wheel spin, or turn down the stability control program's interference significantly, allowing even more wheel slip before the electronics cut in.