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Originally Posted by Ryephile
He's not "way off" whatsoever. I was an early adopter. It's night and day alright. The OEM controller is correctly engineered, whereas the DSC is typical half-ass aftermarket.
The major crutch the DSC controller has is it doesn't use corner ride heights in it's calculations, and it's always reactive in X and Y axes, not predictive. The DSC software doesn't account for Z-axis position or acceleration whatsoever. It can't know if the car is floating mid-jump or being compressed in a banked turn. This is why the DSC controller can never be as good as this generation of OEM MRC.
The only successes are guys that have vested interests in DSC and are auto-xing with no vertical undulations. It's a particular use case that doesn't apply to road or track.
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Racer89 is it true that DSC doesn't ride height or speed to do calculations? I hope your reply to shed some light on this if you don't that will be disappointing.