Subject	It will be fine for Street driving.
Posted by	MugenRacer on February 20, 2002 at 11:29 AM
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In Reply To	for those of you with Race logic Traction Controll posted by Throw79 on February 20, 2002 at 11:17 AM
Message	All it does is implement a momentary Rev Limiter, when the clutch is depressed. What that means is that if you press the clutch in, you can't over rev the motor. In normal everyday driving, you won't even be close to the revlimit when shifting so you won't notice it.
Follow Ups	for those of you with Race logic Traction Controll - Throw79 11:17:46 02/20/02 It will be fine for Street driving. - MugenRacer 11:29:58 02/20/02 I thought there was a rev limiter on it - Throw79 11:43:04 02/20/02 for an easy concept, your getting too confused,....... - Chris (NJ) 11:57:03 02/20/02 the rev limiter is in first allowing you to keep your - CRuNK™ 14:00:27 02/20/02 no, thats not right. - Chris (NJ) 14:28:24 02/20/02 Put the CRACK PIPE AWAY... that is totally incorrect. (n/m) - MugenRacer 15:25:11 02/20/02 Re: for those of you with Race logic Traction Controll - Chris (NJ) 11:51:38 02/20/02 it seems like a nice option but I dont think it - CRuNK™ 14:05:06 02/20/02 Uhhh, NO YOU CAN'T >> - ChristopherTheOne 16:37:10 02/20/02 I full throttle shift when racing, you got to be fast. (n/m) - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 17:28:16 02/20/02 Ah, there is always an exception to every rule...! (n/m) - ChristopherTheOne 03:38:28 02/21/02
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