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June 6th 06, 05:13 PM
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Tow vehicle -- electronic stability control
My understanding is that electronic stability control is a device that
selectively applies individual brakes in an attempt to prevent oversteer and understeer. Does anyone know whether this reduces the swaying of a tow vehicle, or maybe even increases swaying if the device reacts too slowly? 
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