Anyone have any experience or knowledge permanently disabling the Traction Control on a '99 C2?
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YOUR RESEARCHPermanently disabling 99 Traction Control?
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You mean without having to press the button every time you start the car?
I didn't think 99 had it, mine doesn't ?
Mine does. But I have some option codes that come along with LSD, so not sure if all LSD cars have traction control.
This is a dedicated race car that is being stripped of every wire that doesn't make it stop go or turn. Not only do I not want to have to press the switch, I don't even want the weight of it in here. Most of the '99's with traction control seem to have lsd's as well.
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