may new pad brake affect the S-AWC control ?
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I would definitely hold off on BBK for EVO, I've used some project mu pads for track, and it does interfere with the awd system. Maybe some street pads will be ok, but with full track pads, it's too aggresive and locks up the rears when the SAWC brakes one side.
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I would definitely hold off on BBK for EVO, I've used some project mu pads for track, and it does interfere with the awd system. Maybe some street pads will be ok, but with full track pads, it's too aggresive and locks up the rears when the SAWC brakes one side.
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I have none ,not even a slightly issue with the SAWC. Even when its raining or snowing or gravel or even dry.
I hope i helped.
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The yaw control function is a function that enhances vehicle cornering performance by controlling the drive power difference of the left and right wheels and the braking force when the vehicle does not turn in response to steering input, such as when the steering wheel is turned quickly, or when driving on slippery road surfaces
Therefore, the AYC system uses both the differential AND brakes.
not quite correct.
pressing the asc button turns off the fuel cut traction control, but leaves the brake traction control on.
Holding the asc button until the dash dings and gets a thing in the hud (car on a squirrely road) turns the brake traction control off (all 4 brakes).
SAYC is always active as is AWC.
pressing the asc button turns off the fuel cut traction control, but leaves the brake traction control on.
Holding the asc button until the dash dings and gets a thing in the hud (car on a squirrely road) turns the brake traction control off (all 4 brakes).
SAYC is always active as is AWC.
From the manual:
-By pressing the ASC OFF switch, both the skid control function and the traction control function are turned off
-By pressing down the ASC OFF switch for 3 seconds or longer, you can deactivate the ASC and the braking control of the AYC
So, as you said, the AYC is always active in a differential sense, but the braking portion can be turned off along with ASC.
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FYI:
"Active Yaw Control (AYC)
Active Yaw Control uses a torque transfer mechanism in the rear differential to control rear wheel torque differential for different driving conditions and so limit the yaw moment that acts on the vehicle body and enhance cornering performance. AYC also acts like a limited slip differential by suppressing rear wheel slip to improve traction. In its latest form, AYC now features yaw rate feedback control using a yaw rate sensor and also gains braking force control. Accurately determining the cornering dynamics on a realtime basis, the system operates to control vehicle behavior through corners and realize vehicle behavior that more closely mirrors driver intent.[1]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubi...trol_.28AYC.29
" In its latest form, AYC now features yaw rate feedback control using a yaw rate sensor and also gains braking force control."
Means slowing down more /take away more power from the wheel / independently each other the wheels by releasing less tq for the wheel. So the break can work more effectively, if the S-AWC is in function.
But when its turned off it work just as any other previus S_AYC in the evo , like a "smart" LSD.
http://mmna.wieck.com/forms/mmna/fil...E03_AYC_A3.pdf
and for those who cares this is how the S-AWC management looks like:
http://mmna.wieck.com/forms/mmna/fil..._S-AWC2_A3.pdf
I hope it helped for you to better understand the AYC . Simple words the AYC is an advanced LSD. /Limited Slip Differential/
"Active Yaw Control (AYC)
Active Yaw Control uses a torque transfer mechanism in the rear differential to control rear wheel torque differential for different driving conditions and so limit the yaw moment that acts on the vehicle body and enhance cornering performance. AYC also acts like a limited slip differential by suppressing rear wheel slip to improve traction. In its latest form, AYC now features yaw rate feedback control using a yaw rate sensor and also gains braking force control. Accurately determining the cornering dynamics on a realtime basis, the system operates to control vehicle behavior through corners and realize vehicle behavior that more closely mirrors driver intent.[1]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubi...trol_.28AYC.29
" In its latest form, AYC now features yaw rate feedback control using a yaw rate sensor and also gains braking force control."
Means slowing down more /take away more power from the wheel / independently each other the wheels by releasing less tq for the wheel. So the break can work more effectively, if the S-AWC is in function.
But when its turned off it work just as any other previus S_AYC in the evo , like a "smart" LSD.
http://mmna.wieck.com/forms/mmna/fil...E03_AYC_A3.pdf
and for those who cares this is how the S-AWC management looks like:
http://mmna.wieck.com/forms/mmna/fil..._S-AWC2_A3.pdf
I hope it helped for you to better understand the AYC . Simple words the AYC is an advanced LSD. /Limited Slip Differential/
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I was looking for Endless too but more SS-H for steet class. I wish to change because I hate dust. What do you think about them and wich one you have exactly ?
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It's not the good place to discuss about it, but what is the effect when we change the tarmac for snow or gravel ? I'm pretty sure you have a very good explanation.
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I only try to get or give things out on the forum, that's all. No personal things from me ever , until someone finds me.
But thanks for the honest opinion.
Rob
About the Endless pads.
I have a specially designed pad compound. I do love them , but they wouldn't be good for street.
If you buy endless break parts you can't go wrong with them, period. I had Many different breaks before, like Project MU,Hawk, EBC, Ferodo. The Endless is just simply the best. Well its not cheap, but you get what you pay for.
PM me and i try to help you as much as i can.
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thanks a lot,
Which one you have ?
winding - circuit pads : cc-rg, mx-72 or cc-r
or street pads : ss-m, cc-a, ss-y, ss-s or ss-h
?????????
Which one you have ?
winding - circuit pads : cc-rg, mx-72 or cc-r
or street pads : ss-m, cc-a, ss-y, ss-s or ss-h
?????????
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