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Old Jun 1, 2005 | 12:32 PM
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He never answered the question. Interesting because there'* tons of suggestions that could be given if he answered the "Why do you want to disable TC" question.
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Old Jun 1, 2005 | 01:27 PM
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(reason not to disable TC) You'll burn thru 2 sets of Goodyears in 10 months.
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Old Jun 1, 2005 | 09:07 PM
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if there is no button there is no TC
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Old Jun 2, 2005 | 02:10 AM
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my SE 1994 Series1 bonneville burned out alot easyer and this 95 series2 seems to grip more...maybe tires......94 had firestones 95 has michelan
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Old Jun 2, 2005 | 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 1995SESC495HP
my SE 1994 Series1 bonneville burned out alot easyer and this 95 series2 seems to grip more...maybe tires......94 had firestones 95 has michelan
doesnt the 95 use timing retard for TC?
and the 94 uses Applied braking?]
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Originally Posted by 1995SESC495HP
my SE 1994 Series1 bonneville burned out alot easyer and this 95 series2 seems to grip more...maybe tires......94 had firestones 95 has michelan
IME, the two tires you are mentioning will have a huge difference. Firesucks always smoked up easy for me....while Michie'* always grip nice in anything for me.

Not sure on the 95 S2 but my SC uses timing retardation to TC
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Old Jun 2, 2005 | 11:30 AM
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my SE 1994 Series1 bonneville burned out alot easyer and this 95 series2 seems to grip more...maybe tires......94 had firestones 95 has michelan
IME, the two tires you are mentioning will have a huge difference. Firesucks always smoked up easy for me....while Michie'* always grip nice in anything for me.

Not sure on the 95 S2 but my SC uses timing retardation to TC
The torque curve on the Series 1 was lower in the powerband. Even though it had less, it delivered it lower off the line. Makes it easier to do burnouts than with a Series 2 L36.
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Old Jun 2, 2005 | 11:38 AM
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my SE 1994 Series1 bonneville burned out alot easyer and this 95 series2 seems to grip more...maybe tires......94 had firestones 95 has michelan
IME, the two tires you are mentioning will have a huge difference. Firesucks always smoked up easy for me....while Michie'* always grip nice in anything for me.

Not sure on the 95 S2 but my SC uses timing retardation to TC
The torque curve on the Series 1 was lower in the powerband. Even though it had less, it delivered it lower off the line. Makes it easier to do burnouts than with a Series 2 L36.
I assumed the Michelins were siped (never got the name of the local place that does it from ya)
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