Guy flips his Srt 10 truck.....wtf

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I actually seen this the other day. I was laughing my ass off. Then I told myself, it's a Chrysler Product so it's ok. lol
 

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nice video I've probably seen it a dozen times now and I still get a laugh. I mean that truck is barely doing a burnout and he lost it. I'm guessing hes never done one before. Its probably the last time hes gonna attempt it.
 

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Chrysler has a funny ESP (Electronic Stability Program) and basically it uses the Steering Angle Sensor in the steering wheel, to determine weather your trying to turn, and wheel speed sensors to determine if one side or wheel should be traveling faster then another. SO I think ESP came in or kicked on, then it corrected for him, and then he over corrected and wooooooooooooooooooooops ....

but yea there is a good one like that where a guy does a burn out in a vette and drives up a hill to hahaha
 

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Duff Daddy said:
Chrysler has a funny ESP (Electronic Stability Program) and basically it uses the Steering Angle Sensor in the steering wheel, to determine weather your trying to turn, and wheel speed sensors to determine if one side or wheel should be traveling faster then another. SO I think ESP came in or kicked on, then it corrected for him, and then he over corrected and wooooooooooooooooooooops ....

but yea there is a good one like that where a guy does a burn out in a vette and drives up a hill to hahaha

After watching the video 3 times. I think that would be the explanation. would Chrysler still have that system on their performance vehicles too? It doesn't even look like he turned to wheel when it abruptly turned into the ditch.

funny as hell tho!! hahaha
 

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I dunno to me it looks like when he went into 2nd is when he lost it.
 

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just seems like the turn is too sharp for a sudden gain or loss in traction. amlost seems as if the front left wheel locked up :dunno:
 

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HAHA i saw this on another forum. people who don't know how to drive shouldn't have a vehicle with that much power
 

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JeremyAlan said:
Duff Daddy said:
Chrysler has a funny ESP (Electronic Stability Program) and basically it uses the Steering Angle Sensor in the steering wheel, to determine weather your trying to turn, and wheel speed sensors to determine if one side or wheel should be traveling faster then another. SO I think ESP came in or kicked on, then it corrected for him, and then he over corrected and wooooooooooooooooooooops ....

but yea there is a good one like that where a guy does a burn out in a vette and drives up a hill to hahaha

After watching the video 3 times. I think that would be the explanation. would Chrysler still have that system on their performance vehicles too? It doesn't even look like he turned to wheel when it abruptly turned into the ditch.

funny as hell tho!! hahaha


All srt have it short of the viper thats is the only srt vehicle they make that doesnt come with it so neon, caliber, crossifre, charger, challanger, jeep, ram all have the ESP
 

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I still don't think that its the traction control he looses control when he starts spinning the tires again in 2nd
 

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