Fishtailing.............
#11
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I can basically disable the stabilitrac in the 2012 silverado if you hold the button for 10 seconds. Doing drifting and donuts in the snow is still totally possible and I'd say that even though it's disabled it's somewhat there 10-15% of the time but not enough to get in the way.
#13
Yup.... anything 14 up is screwed..... and you should see what they do in mud...... limp mode for days from muddy gravel roads..... gems lol. Good pavement queens lol.
#15
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So far my 2015 can spin all you want if you can actually make it slid it down a red clay hill the other day after a rain shower (I.e. Slick as hell) and dropped it in 4hi and had 4 red rooster tails the Stabilitrack did kick in eventually but it took a very long time. I was able to get back into good gravel and out of the predicament by then. I run Nitto Terra Grap G2's on it, I don't know in that stuff that an M/T will really help. It clogs up tractor tires.
#16
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Yeah- I had the 10 second off button om my 2011, too. It toned down the nannies like 60%, but I never felt in total control. Apparently the only real solution is to disable a wheel sensor at will...........
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I just hold mine down for unti the stablictrac light somes on. If I could figure out how to post viedos, I would post one of it spinning the tires past 130mph in the rain from a dig.
#20
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I talked to a tuner today and they can't turn any of this bullshit off. It's controlled by the BCM i think he said. Is there any body on here that can tweak a BCM to turn off the Stabilitrack, Yaw, and traction control?
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