No more traction control?
#1
No more traction control?
Ok guys, I have finally come to the point where I have done enough mods to the car that it is worth taking to the track and seeing what its got.... The only problem is, when I get on the gas hard, the traction control kicks in with the button switched on or off.... So what I was wondering if there was a fuse I can take out or a diff way to disable the system all together (just for the track of course). Thanks everyone ahead of time!
#5
Only one way to do it- disconnect one of your wheel speed sensors. Just unplug the wiring harness for your track time and plug it back in when you're done. I usually do the rear drive side wheel.
As you've found out, pressing the button in the cabin only disables the braking portion of TCS- the ignition timing retard function is still active.
Disconnecting one of the wheel speed sensors will totally disable the TCS system, as it shorts the TCS sensor loop. It'll also disable ABS. I do it every time I go to the track and it works perfectly.
As you've found out, pressing the button in the cabin only disables the braking portion of TCS- the ignition timing retard function is still active.
Disconnecting one of the wheel speed sensors will totally disable the TCS system, as it shorts the TCS sensor loop. It'll also disable ABS. I do it every time I go to the track and it works perfectly.
#10
Only one way to do it- disconnect one of your wheel speed sensors. Just unplug the wiring harness for your track time and plug it back in when you're done. I usually do the rear drive side wheel.
As you've found out, pressing the button in the cabin only disables the braking portion of TCS- the ignition timing retard function is still active.
Disconnecting one of the wheel speed sensors will totally disable the TCS system, as it shorts the TCS sensor loop. It'll also disable ABS. I do it every time I go to the track and it works perfectly.
As you've found out, pressing the button in the cabin only disables the braking portion of TCS- the ignition timing retard function is still active.
Disconnecting one of the wheel speed sensors will totally disable the TCS system, as it shorts the TCS sensor loop. It'll also disable ABS. I do it every time I go to the track and it works perfectly.