Another thing (Since I am seeing a lot about AYC)
From my understanding, AYC is a device intended to assist in cornering by controlling yaw so that the car travels in an optimal line around corners. NOT as traction control.
That being said, going fast around a corner, tyres screeching etc. doesn't always result in 3 AYC bars. The fewer AYC bars you see, the less work the AYC diff is doing and the better the result (at least in corner speed)
So, if you're goal is driving fast (we all know sliding is fun), try using the AYC as a helpful tool where less bars is better.
don't know about that. I get the first bar of AYC lit up without even trying. Mostly seems to happen when turning in under trailing throttle. I expect it to be working overtime when I take it to Lakeside in a couple of weeks time.
I've never been a big believer in "smooth is fast" either. Well, that's not entirely true. I think I just have a different definition of "smooth" to most people. You can get a little sideways while still being smooth. Here's a vid of me in the Supra at Lakeside earlier this year before I sold it. Won the Lakeside Street Sprint Series last year, and this lap was about a tenth off my PB:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsdDnz7ZHQk
Will get video from the Legnum too.