In a message dated 12/1/01 11:19:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,
RTMACK@pop3.concentric.net writes:
<< Almost all machines are also
either horsepower-limited or traction-limited (few have exactly enough
horsepower
to use all the traction available, and need no more). The horsepower-limited
machines won't benefit much from TC. The traction-limited ones need to have
the
tires and downforce (and suspension, if they have one) optimized as much as
possible, before going further. If there is still a traction problem after
that,
I think the option of TC should be considered. >>
We all have some rules to follow, however just because I don't need traction
control doesn't mean if you think it would make you faster or safer I don't
want you to have it. I just don't really see the need, some of us are not
allowed different spoilers or some other item that's sure to make us better
but we have to work within the rules. I think that's what brings us to this
sport. Lots of us have raced in organized motorsports and we come here for a
reason. Now safety is an issue but I bet my last dollar if someone like Earl
Wooden thought that traction control was keeping him from his goal it
wouldn't be there.
Mitech Mike
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