Daedalusminos
Established Member
Firstly, yes I know there was another thread which is closed and I would have posted this there but wanted to share my experience...
I was using TJA on a straight road - no I mean really straight:
Weather was dry and sunny and there was oncoming traffic.
With just my right hand on the wheel loosely gripping it just above the 3 O'clock spoke and TJA set to 60mph but actually travelling at about 45-50mph due to car in front. Yes I know it's not designed for that, that's not the point of this thread.
Without any warning the car swerved very violently left ripping the wheel spoke through my hand, I'm not sure whether it was my reactions or the car that brought it back but it must have been close to clipping the kerb. Then it just carried on, as far as I'm aware the blue lane graphics remained lit throughout.
Just a warning. I wouldn't be surprised if they disable TJA above a certain speed.
I was using TJA on a straight road - no I mean really straight:
Weather was dry and sunny and there was oncoming traffic.
With just my right hand on the wheel loosely gripping it just above the 3 O'clock spoke and TJA set to 60mph but actually travelling at about 45-50mph due to car in front. Yes I know it's not designed for that, that's not the point of this thread.
Without any warning the car swerved very violently left ripping the wheel spoke through my hand, I'm not sure whether it was my reactions or the car that brought it back but it must have been close to clipping the kerb. Then it just carried on, as far as I'm aware the blue lane graphics remained lit throughout.
Just a warning. I wouldn't be surprised if they disable TJA above a certain speed.