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Survey: PSM on or off at the track?

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I'm talking about a nice clean track.

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I'm talking about a nice clean track.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The other thread got me going on this topic. I'm talking about a nice clean track. No rain, puddles, oil slicks, whatnot. A track that you have driven on and are famillar with, and don't expect any surprises. PSM can be a life saver, there is no doubt. It also inspires confidence to push the envelope ever so slightly when you are learning, since it can save your butt and help refine your technique by letting you know you did something wrong and make you change what you did. This can speed up the learning process. You will get to the point where it rarely comes on, if at all, and you'll still be going like a bat outa hell. However, there were certain things I liked to do at certain tracks where PSM DID intrude. After it persistently intruded, and I was convinced I was doing the right thing, I turned it off. The result was a whale of a good time, and it felt faster and more fun. I now routinely have it on for the first run, then off thereafter. No judgements on good or bad. I was just wondering who prefers it on or off at the track, and why.

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