Sweetlou1182
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Love me a good exhaust but will be taking my atak off shortly. Think I will roll with stock and leave it there.
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PC isn’t sentient, so no, not better.ok you're right. It wasn't PC's fault. It was the drivers fault for having such a stupid device on the truck. Better?
Half right. It was the driver's fault. Period. The exact same thing could have happened without the PC. You sneeze and your foot slips to the gas but you don't realize it, the truck starts moving, your reaction is to push down harder with your foot. Which is now on the gas. All the PC did was give him less time to recover from his mistake. It's entirely blameless.ok you're right. It wasn't PC's fault. It was the drivers fault for having such a stupid device on the truck. Better?
I didn’t blame the PC. I said it was a stupid device and blamed he driver for having one.Half right. It was the driver's fault. Period. The exact same thing could have happened without the PC. You sneeze and your foot slips to the gas but you don't realize it, the truck starts moving, your reaction is to push down harder with your foot. Which is now on the gas. All the PC did was give him less time to recover from his mistake. It's entirely blameless.
Having one was not the cause of the accident. That was driver error. Blame the driver for that.I didn’t blame the PC. I said it was a stupid device and blamed he driver for having one.
I did. He errored when he decided to install PCHaving one was not the cause of the accident. That was driver error. Blame the driver for that.
Wrong. Part of the default programming is to exclude accidental quick hits from doing that. Ever stomped on the gas and had to wait for a bit for things to register? That's a safety feature to prevent exactly this from happening.Half right. It was the driver's fault. Period. The exact same thing could have happened without the PC. You sneeze and your foot slips to the gas but you don't realize it, the truck starts moving, your reaction is to push down harder with your foot. Which is now on the gas. All the PC did was give him less time to recover from his mistake. It's entirely blameless.
I figured that it was ****** software. I could see that maybe in normal mode, but in any of the off road modes? That's more dangerous, not safer. And who know if it was an accidental quick hit or not. People get distracted and screw up. Most cases of unintended acceleration are supposedly driver error. My Mom drove her Chrysler into my bedroom once doing exactly that ... so I'd be willing to bet a reasonable amount at reasonable odds that the guy screwed up and then blamed it on a sneeze, on the PC, on anything but himself.Wrong. Part of the default programming is to exclude accidental quick hits from doing that. Ever stomped on the gas and had to wait for a bit for things to register? That's a safety feature to prevent exactly this from happening.
He was stopped at a bar ditch - there are two witnesses. You'd have to stomp - and hold - on the pedal in a stock truck to spin it all around to flip it like he did. Having been given a free iDrive for testing, I can attest the device goes way overboard in the throttle adjustment, and a quick accidental tap could result in this type of behavior.I figured that it was ****** software. I could see that maybe in normal mode, but in any of the off road modes? That's more dangerous, not safer. And who know if it was an accidental quick hit or not. People get distracted and screw up. Most cases of unintended acceleration are supposedly driver error. My Mom drove her Chrysler into my bedroom once doing exactly that ... so I'd be willing to bet a reasonable amount at reasonable odds that the guy screwed up and then blamed it on a sneeze, on the PC, on anything but himself.
He was stopped at a bar ditch - there are two witnesses. You'd have to stomp - and hold - on the pedal in a stock truck to spin it all around to flip it like he did. Having been given a free iDrive for testing, I can attest the device goes way overboard in the throttle adjustment, and a quick accidental tap could result in this type of behavior.
It was driver error x3 - first, he put a stupid device on his truck. Secondly, he dialed up stupid device to stupid levels (which PC is equally to blame for), and 3) he accidentally tapped on the throttle when he didn't mean to. However, if he hadn't done the first two stupid things, the third thing would not have resulted in a crash.
As an aside, Lance has some of the fastest times at the local track - so if it caused problems for him, probably not a good idea for anyone else.