Fishtailing tacoma in the snow

And I'm debating with someone who doesn't know what threshold breaking is.

We all are having a tough week, pal. lol

 

I hope this a joke

 

I’m not your pal nor am I your bud. Threshold braking ? That’s exactly what you are warned not to do with abs. Since when are you capable of braking all four wheels independently all the time ?
Got a surprise for you. Threshold braking ( that’s braking) is a term used mainly in motor sports. It’s what I do with my ATV. Why ? Because I don’t have abs in my ATV nor on my motor cycle when I had one.

 

...but how often should you change the oil while in the snow?

 

Actually, from 50, a Loaded semi WILL stop faster, mostly because it has less of a chance of locking up the brakes, and skidding, which will increase your stopping distance. An older bobtailed tractor will actually take more distance to stop just like an empty pickup will because of lowered traction... I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but that's why all new tractors and trailers have ABS, to reduce the skidding...

 

The stopping distance for a loaded semi is over 300 feet. Most cars stop in less than 1/2 that distance. Traction is part of the equation but so is inertia.

 

Yea, Imma have to call bs on that
https://www.udot.utah.gov/trucksmart/motorist-home/stopping-distances/

 

Don't you dare try bringing facts and truth and data to compete with these peoples real world experiences(misconcieved perceptions)

 

That's stopping distance Vs. a CAR. A loaded truck will stop shorter then an unloaded one, but of course it will be more then a car.

 

So you’re saying a fully loaded, 80k semi will stop faster than a semi without a trailer.

 

No hes saying a fully loaded semi will stop faster than a sedan

 

Turn off that ABS and practice friend! Your stopping distance will decrease

 

He just said he wasn’t talking about that... I swear

 

A fully loaded semi can certainly stop faster than this thread.

 

Shit maybe you right. I had to re read that.

Now im blind.

 

Dumpster fires are hard to extinguish.

 

But you lose control. The whole premise to ABS is to MAINTAIN CONTROL of the vehicle and not slide off somewhere unintended with no control but shorter stop distance by 4 ft.
Dammit, I said I wouldn't get sucked into this.....

 

where did that other guy go, I was having fun watching two people argue about who can drive in snow better.

 

Gotta pump them brakes, not slam and hold

 

No extinguishing this one man