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Cherrier Vivace ESC

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by ToyotaPoopra, Apr 9, 2020.

  1. ToyotaPoopra

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    I have a question. Which Cherrier Vivace ESC mode is best for performance - Arsenic or Sport?
     
    #1 ToyotaPoopra, Apr 9, 2020
  2. _Tanco

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    I must agree that I don't see any difference between arsenic and sport, I have done some test of acceleration and there's no difference between arsenic and sport :confused: (only in a straight line)
     
    #2 _Tanco, Apr 9, 2020
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  3. mrsmash

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    the only difference i think i know is that the arsenic muffles the exhaust sound less than sport
     
    #3 mrsmash, Apr 9, 2020
  4. Passat Alltrack

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    I feel like the arsenic mode stiffens up the suspension even more and uses the brakes a bit more cleverly mid-corner to help with torque vectoring.
     
    #4 Passat Alltrack, Apr 9, 2020
  5. Diamondback

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    Right now the Arsenic mode leaves you more freedom, it acts later, allows for more slip angle, doesn't baby you as much.

    In the future when torque vectoring is implemented that will certainly also be a factor.
     
    #5 Diamondback, Apr 9, 2020
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  6. Sithhy™

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    So it's like an even more laid-back Sport mode then?
     
    #6 Sithhy™, Apr 9, 2020
  7. Diamondback

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    Yes that's the case for now. We originally had it simply called "Track" but opted for a fancier name in the end.
     
    #7 Diamondback, Apr 9, 2020
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  8. default0.0player

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    The ESC should measure TWO slip angles, both front and rear slip angles. If the front slip angle is more than the rear slip angle, the vehicle is understeer and brake should applied to the inner rear, and if the rear slip angle is more than the front slip angle, the vehicle is oversteer and brake should applied to the outer front.
     
    #8 default0.0player, Apr 22, 2020
  9. Diamondback

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    Yea, the problem being that you can't just measure this stuff in normal cars ;)
     
    #9 Diamondback, Apr 22, 2020
  10. miangemidemon666

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    Arsenic+ (Higher-end and sporty trim of Arsenic
     
    #10 miangemidemon666, Apr 24, 2020
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