Subject	Unless your car
Posted by	cheezoto(torque GOD!) on December 23, 2002 at 11:42 PM
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In Reply To	Queation about Racelogic TC posted by Nostype2@aol.com on December 23, 2002 at 10:55 PM
Message	has enough horsepower to over come the traction of your tires and make launching a scary situation then its not needed. The biggest factor in getting better launch times is driver skill. If you get traction control and you are a average driver i wouldent expect your times to get much better, you will end up just bogging down everytime you launch. However it will keep you from roasting your tires on the line and not going anywhere but into a wall. So the saftey aspect is somthing to consider. And if you are a good driver traction control can be a amazingly powerful tool. There is a reason they banned it from F1. ---------------------------------------------------- I GOT AN ENGINEERING INTERNSHIP! WOOHOO for me :) -Justin ~darkside~ 91 TT stgIII++ black on black (the beast) 90 Talon TSI AWD (the beater) Thats right i got skyline turbos bi*ch! 388.8hp 461.4 torque @ 20+psi 379.7hp 404.9 torque @ 17psi (stock injectors, ICs, and exhaust) ~IM Cheezoto~
Follow Ups	Queation about Racelogic TC - Nostype2@aol.com 22:55:22 12/23/02 Unless your car - cheezoto(torque GOD!) 23:42:37 12/23/02 on a stock car it will be slower over 1/4mile - gtclk 01:41:02 12/24/02 The car went three tenths slower at the strip with - RSR 08:41:33 12/24/02 if you can already pull 1.8-2.0 sec 60' times, then the - Bernie 11:51:05 12/24/02 RaceLogic is WAY kick ass in the cold rain!! - niXit 12:05:17 12/24/02
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