Traction control
11-29-2005, 01:06 AM
#3
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Nashville/Knoxville, Tennessee
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RE: Traction control
i dont use it... unless im in the rain with the blower... i dont wanna accidently get into boost if ya know what i mean. but normal conditions its always off and when i was n/a it would be off. i just have a hard *** time hooking in the rain as of right now. and it rained all day today so i know how it is.
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11-29-2005, 12:57 PM
#9
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Ontario, Canada
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RE: Traction control
instead of having to turn it off everytime you start the car, is it possible to rig a toggle switch to it so it stays on or off all the time? I will be winter-driving my car, so I imagine traction control will be an asset, but otherwise I'd like it off all the time without having to hit a button each time I start my car.
11-29-2005, 01:11 PM
#10
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RE: Traction control
ORIGINAL: wpaskar
instead of having to turn it off everytime you start the car, is it possible to rig a toggle switch to it so it stays on or off all the time? I will be winter-driving my car, so I imagine traction control will be an asset, but otherwise I'd like it off all the time without having to hit a button each time I start my car.
instead of having to turn it off everytime you start the car, is it possible to rig a toggle switch to it so it stays on or off all the time? I will be winter-driving my car, so I imagine traction control will be an asset, but otherwise I'd like it off all the time without having to hit a button each time I start my car.
There is a device called a Trac-Adapt that sets the traction control default setting to off, yet allows it to be turned on if so desired. I did not so desire, so mine is turned off permanently with a flash tuner.
http://www.mach1performance.org/traction.htm
