[Flashyeezus]

I normally use competitive mode but a friend of mine told me it still holds back power and instead turn everything off such as traction and stabilitrak by holding the button . Does it really push more power also I'm aware it's more risky and you gotta be more careful due to less traction on wheels .

[Deputy Dog]

Do it at your own risk.

[lt4camaro]

Originally Posted by Flashyeezus

I normally use competitive mode but a friend of mine told me it still holds back power and instead turn everything off such as traction and stabilitrak by holding the button . Does it really push more power also I'm aware it's more risky and you gotta be more careful due to less traction on wheels .

Unless you are thinking about turning the nannies off on a road course, go ahead and turn them off if your going to make a 1/4 mile pass down the track. A stock 455 horse SS just doesn't have enough power to get you in trouble on a well prepped track warmed by the sun and with nice warm rear tires at the proper air pressure (25 rear, 40 front.)

[JCunningham]

yes holding the button until the stabilitrak light comes on gets rid of the nannys but a SS still doesnt have enough power to get away from you unless you keep your foot to the floor after you freak out and are losing control.

[matt fe2o3]

Originally Posted by JCunningham

yes holding the button until the stabilitrak light comes on gets rid of the nannys but a SS still doesnt have enough power to get away from you unless you keep your foot to the floor after you freak out and are losing control.

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