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Racelogic traction control

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's raining this morning for the first time in ages which turned my thoughts to traction control Back in the day when I had a couple of TT Supra's we used to junk the standard TC and fit Racelogic traction control which was excellent. Does anyone know if it's any good on a 911 or are there other recommendations or opinions? My car is a manual C2. Cheers, Phil Edit, found this but wondered if anyone has more recent experience? http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=27008&highlight=racelogic

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Hi Phil, Traction is not a subject that comes up very often on this forum, because the engine / gearbox placement takes care of that to a large extent;-) Perhaps see how it feels in slippery conditions before investing the money? Regards, LOJO

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Oddly enough after pinging it around today I was grinning from ear to ear - I was more worried from the perspective of hitting diesel/ice or whatever over the winter as it's my daily driver. I think I'll just continue to invest in good tyres Cheers! Phil

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the only "moments" I have had associated with "traction" is lift off oversteer Pure traction control wont sort that...only better driving from me (or rely on the stability control :hand:

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