POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
My 1999 C2 has no "T/C" button, does that mean I don't have traction control, or that I have "perma-traction control"? I thought all 996's cam w/ T/C standard???? Also see my last post...what next?? RVP
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YOUR RESEARCHDo I have traction control or not?
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POST 2Original post
Traction control was an option, not standard equipment on 1999 C2s. You should have a button on the dash if your car has traction control.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Guess I dont have T/C. Do I need it? Daily driver, rain, even light snow....
POST 4Original post
No. Sports cars have been around a lot longer than TC. Take it easy in the snow.
POST 5Original post
If you drive in the snow or cold climate get snow/winter tires mounted on a separate set of rims. I drove all winter w/o TC with Dunlop winter sports no problems, just drive sensible.
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