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  R-SPEC said:
car is auto right?

im pretty sure all it does is make the car take off in 2nd gear instead of 1st. less chance of wheel spin in the "snow"

Yeah, thats what it is for.

Snow mode disables 1st gear, so you start from 2nd, in other words you take off really slow.

My auto R33 has this as well, also a power mode.

Probably a good idea. I can definately start my car from a stand still in second. Dont imagine it any different for any other line.

Just starts the car off rather slowly. So in conditions like ice or snow its ideal. Also if you're on a steep hill on a rainy day, may help also.

  DogKnight said:
Probably a good idea. I can definately start my car from a stand still in second. Dont imagine it any different for any other line.

Just starts the car off rather slowly. So in conditions like ice or snow its ideal. Also if you're on a steep hill on a rainy day, may help also.

Yea, I can aswell, but I'm just wondering if it's the right thing to do, without killing the car :D

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