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heres a quick question, is the any performance difference with the traction control off ??[8)] just curious[:I]
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Yes...you don't break your axles
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Trac control prevents wheelspin by (abruptly) applying the brakes.
It is not a very good substitute for a real limit-slip differential if drag racing is your aim. If, on the other hand, you just want to get rolling on a slippery patch, it can give you a couple of seconds of help... just use a gentle touch on the loud pedal, and traction control is your friend. As for 1/4 mile times? You will get better ETs with Trac-off... provided you control the wheelspin and counter the torque steer and stay in your lane.
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not looking to race or anything was just curious about it thanks for the info !!
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