Tc?

Erki · 9 Dec 2005, 19:52 (Ref:1480749)

Is traction control really legal in LMP?
Take a look at this Porsce LMP2 pic:

There are two TC buttons on the wheel.

tblincoe · 9 Dec 2005, 20:25 (Ref:1480771)

Pretty sure traction control is allowed in every class of ACO competition.

panoz.lmp1 · 9 Dec 2005, 21:17 (Ref:1480810)

traction control system operating exclusively on the engine is authorised in LMP1 and LMP2.
Or did TC means "Team communication"

tblincoe · 9 Dec 2005, 23:08 (Ref:1480894)

I am positive that several GT1 and GT2 vehicles have traction control on them.

panoz.lmp1 · 9 Dec 2005, 23:30 (Ref:1480918)

Quote:

Originally Posted by tblincoe

I am positive that several GT1 and GT2 vehicles have traction control on them.

I mean that the same regulation exists for GT1 and GT2 ... but i´m not 100% sure ... i know that the RSR Porsche have a traction control

MulsanneMike · 10 Dec 2005, 01:51 (Ref:1480978)

Traction control is legal.

Bramzel · 10 Dec 2005, 12:05 (Ref:1481122)

Quote:

Originally Posted by panoz.lmp1

I mean that the same regulation exists for GT1 and GT2 ... but i´m not 100% sure ... i know that the RSR Porsche have a traction control

So have all big GT1's. At least in FIAGT they had it.

spanner · 10 Dec 2005, 18:25 (Ref:1481298)

I'm thinking push one for traction control push both for launch control. What about launch control?

Bramzel · 10 Dec 2005, 18:42 (Ref:1481304)

Quote:

Originally Posted by spanner

I'm thinking push one for traction control push both for launch control. What about launch control?

TC+ and TC-, I think it's to change TC setting. They've got a whole range of settings, for dry/wet, new tires/old tires, etc. Here's a little picture I took of the JMB MC12 when the Zwaans Bros. drove it in Spa. Shows all settings wich could be used (I've photoshopped it a bit to make it better readable. Left = TC mappings, Right = engine mappings). They used a turning-switch for it, the Porsche probably has it on the wheel then.