Traction control
Don't think it's possible as the traction control on the SC is fairly complicated. First, the throttle body is different as it has 2 butterflys. Next, the TC system is plumbed into the brake lines to apply braking pressure to the wheel that has lost traction. I'm sure this also wires into the computer somewhere or some additional computer.
My thought is that if it didn't come with it....you ain't gettin it.
My thought is that if it didn't come with it....you ain't gettin it.
If I could, I'd sell you mine. I turn it off every time I turn on the car.
I find it beneficial only in the snow. And not to stop from getting stuck, only to keep the back end from sliding out a bit under easy acceleration while already moving.
I find it beneficial only in the snow. And not to stop from getting stuck, only to keep the back end from sliding out a bit under easy acceleration while already moving.
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I guess its a personal thing, cause i like the TCS. Specially since they are doing so much construction around our area, all the broken up roads, basically your driving on sand in some areas....TCS helps.
I have list of parts which I need for mount:
1. Master cylinder
2. Traction control accumulator/pump
3. Throttle body with traction control butterfly and TPS sensor
4. All hydraulic lines and fittings
5. Traction control ECU
I need only instruction for apply...
1. Master cylinder
2. Traction control accumulator/pump
3. Throttle body with traction control butterfly and TPS sensor
4. All hydraulic lines and fittings
5. Traction control ECU
I need only instruction for apply...
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