No need for a cags defeat

[Corvette Junkie]

Someone posted on CF that if you turn the active handing off there wasn't any cags. I tried it today. With traction control and active handling off there was no cags. The light didn't even come on. In competition mode the cags was back.

[VettTheRipper]

Interesting, but after my recent misfortune I'd re-think that. Had my AH/TC been working, I would have had it on and I don't think I'd have wrecked my car. The beauty of that system IMO is not when you're racing, but rather when your driving normally, not expecting anything bad to happen. A CAGS disabler is cheap.... AH/TC can be priceless.

[brewtoo]

Originally posted by Corvette Junkie
With traction control and active handling off there was no cags.

Hmmm....I tried that tonight and it had no effect on the CAGS...

[blownz06]

My cags still came on.

[Jerry Velders]

Maybe when you tried it, the car wasn't warm. Coolant temp has to be around 170 before CAGS will engage..

[OmahaZ06]

Originally posted by Jerry Velders
Maybe when you tried it, the car wasn't warm. Coolant temp has to be around 170 before CAGS will engage..

or you were either light or heavy on the right pedal - it only engages through a band where they think you are under "moderate" acceleration. Shift early or late in the revs and you'll miss it.

i'm going the defeat route this winter - didn't think i was going to do it but I am really getting tired of it when i forget to hold it in first that extra second or two - where best to get one?

[TheKid]

i'd try it, but my cags hasn't worked since the factory...

[JustinG]

Let me think here 20 or so dallors??? Or put my car in a ditch???
I'm no Andy Pilgrim, So Comp. mode is the limit for me!!!!


Justin