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Old 11-13-2001, 12:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
ZO6/Les
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Palm Coast, Fl.
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Traction Control ?

I took the car to Steele on Sunday, what a zoo!

I have a lot to learn about launching on the F1's, and need to make some suspension tweaks for the wheel hop.

There is one thing happening that makes no sense to me. I turn the traction control off, but as soon as the tires spin (or hop) on launch or shifting 1/2 and 2/3 it comes back on and man does it pull the car down hard??!! I turn it back off and wham it comes back on at the next shift. Despite this 12.9@113 MPH on a 2.0 60', not horrible since the car had 400 miles on it.

So is this normal (which begs the question which fuse do I have to pull to make it stay off) or something that the dealer should fix?

Les
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