now that it's all sorted that it's going to be fixed maybe there's a lesson to be had :-)
less of the black ice excuses and slow down a bit in cold and slippy conditions especially with new suspension and (i'm assuming) no alignment done :-)
you have to be a proper hooligan to deactive the esp on the road and feel it would have saved your bacon. but hey ho that's done.
no more crashes .
I've learned my lesson.
I was still thinking i was driving my old 4WD scoob.
Two new goodyears going on the rear when i get it back, alignment done and if the garage has not already done so, checking of the suspension will be done.
I shall save my heavy right foot for dry conditions, where, i'm afraid, ESP will still be fully off...;)
Trying to have fun with the ESP on is just plain boring!