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Racelogic Traction Control is the ideal electronic aid for any high-powered car using OEM electronic control modules or basic standalones, giving you the performance, confidence, and safety of industry-leading traction control.
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In a rear wheel drive car you can use full throttle around a corner with greater confidence that the rear end isn't going to suddenly break away.
In a front wheel drive vehicle power-on understeer is cured, with the system setting the correct level of power to finely balance the vehicle.
In wet and slippery conditions the car accelerates as fast as grip allows without skidding all over the road.
It does not only positively enhance the performance of the vehicle, Racelogic Traction Control also dramatically reduces the chances of an accident - this is why companies like Gumpert and Koenigsegg choose to fit the system into their cars!
The system works by monitoring the speed of all four wheels using the ABS system or specially fitted sensors. When wheel spin is detected the engine power is reduced, by cutting a single injector pulse, until grip is resumed. This occurs in a thousandth of a second, and appears to the driver as a slight misfire with no loss in acceleration.
The idea of cutting fuel to an engine sets alarm bells ringing in engine builders, as they all know that running a lean combustion mode will elevate in-cylinder temperatures very rapidly. The denser the air/fuel charge, the more heat the lean burn can generate. Therefore it is vital that a fuel cut system will not cause a lean burn. Racelogic Traction Control prevents lean burn by removing 100% of the pulsed fuel delivery – essentially the affected cylinder takes a gulp of fresh air; the in-cylinder temperature remains virtually unaffected. Prolonged fuel cut on one particular cylinder would cause scavenging of the petrol lining the inlet tracts, and when the next full fuel pulse arrived, it would be partially reduced in quantity by the re-wetting of these tracts. RL Traction Control rotates cylinder cutting to prevent this situation from occurring.
Launch Control
With either the '6 cylinder with launch control' or '8 cylinder' models, the traction control module allows you to automate standing starts and maximize initial acceleration by pressing a button on the adjuster, bringing in a secondary rev-limit (for example, 4000rpm).
The throttle can then be floored with the clutch in without over-revving the engine, spooling a turbo (if equipped), and once the clutch is engaged, the traction control modulates wheelspin and revs for the perfect launch, every time, regardless of surface or weather conditions!
Click << here >> (http://www.racelogic.co.uk/_downloads/traction/10SecRun_Oct20.03.mpeg) for a Racelogic-equipped Supra using launch control
Full Throttle Shift
For a small charge, Racelogic can upgrade your unit to include provisions for a clutch switch (hydraulic in the clutch line or manual on the pedal), which is programmed to automatically drop the engine revs momentarily and allow the next gear to be selected without lifting off the throttle. This brings the power back on much sooner (especially with turbocharged engines) and has been shown to be worth 0.1sec per shift!
Data Logging
The data logging options allows the unit to permanently record wheel speed, engine revs, and traction control activity to memory inside the traction control module. The resolution can be varied according to the length of each run, ensuring maximum accuracy. This is included on all 8cyl models only, so 4cyl, 6cyl, and rotary users should select the 8cyl model, leaving unused injector channels open.
Wheel Speed Sensors
Since the Racelogic traction control module uses all 4 wheel's speed sensors in it's computations, it is necessary to add wheel speed sensors if your vehicle does not already have one sensor per wheel. OEM ABS sensors are the most common and most economical option, if they're available for your vehicle, otherwise Racelogic can provide motorsports-level sensors that will have to be custom-mounted.
We're basically the only US-based race car shop authorized to sell/install Racelogic Traction Control systems (list here (http://www.racelogic.co.uk/index.php/en/other-products/traction-control?start=9)) and have used them in a few race cars and some awesome street cars... if you're looking to make your V8 or big-turbo car faster at the track (road race or drag) and a LOT more fun on the street, RLTC is amazing. There are testimonials all over the internet, from BMW dudes to FWD racers to exotics, if you're interested search away, my guess is that the more you read, the more you'll be sold.
The easiest way I describe it is an experience from one of our 750whp supercharged LS customers. Imagine a car where you can pedal it 50%+ in 3rd and spin 315-series R888's from 2000rpm to redline. Now imagine that same car, first gear, wheel turned all the way to the lock, and you floor it ~ instead of spinning out, the car does very fast, very tight, controlled circles with NO COUNTERSTEER. Dial the slip percentage up above 10% or so on the handy adjuster and you do beautiful shallow-angle drifts. Turn it all the way off and wonder how the hell you ever drove without traction control.
If your car has ABS, fantastic, it's an easy install. If not, get ABS hubs/sensors and make your life easier. Otherwise, you'll need the Racelogic wheelspeed sensors ($500) and you'll need to mount them.
We can install the unit here or you can ship your engine harness here for the bulk of the installation and we can help you with the rest remotely. Or you can give it a shot yourself, it's similar to wiring an engine swap harness (if you have basic electrical skills and can read diagrams, you can install it yourself).
As always, post questions here, or give us a call at 626-472-6360 or email at [email protected] If you'd like to purchase on our web site, hit this link:
Racelogic Traction Control (http://www.jordaninnovations.com/Racelogic-Traction-Control_p_59.html)
Racelogic Traction Control is the ideal electronic aid for any high-powered car using OEM electronic control modules or basic standalones, giving you the performance, confidence, and safety of industry-leading traction control.
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-52NiFzv1faQ/UFzhW6TlatI/AAAAAAAAGWw/w3ezJEqueKw/s720/racelogic%25201.jpg
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-eoT7yVcbCb0/UFzhVE6zsiI/AAAAAAAAGWo/3B3Fy25L8co/s800/racelogic%2520kit.jpg
In a rear wheel drive car you can use full throttle around a corner with greater confidence that the rear end isn't going to suddenly break away.
In a front wheel drive vehicle power-on understeer is cured, with the system setting the correct level of power to finely balance the vehicle.
In wet and slippery conditions the car accelerates as fast as grip allows without skidding all over the road.
It does not only positively enhance the performance of the vehicle, Racelogic Traction Control also dramatically reduces the chances of an accident - this is why companies like Gumpert and Koenigsegg choose to fit the system into their cars!
The system works by monitoring the speed of all four wheels using the ABS system or specially fitted sensors. When wheel spin is detected the engine power is reduced, by cutting a single injector pulse, until grip is resumed. This occurs in a thousandth of a second, and appears to the driver as a slight misfire with no loss in acceleration.
The idea of cutting fuel to an engine sets alarm bells ringing in engine builders, as they all know that running a lean combustion mode will elevate in-cylinder temperatures very rapidly. The denser the air/fuel charge, the more heat the lean burn can generate. Therefore it is vital that a fuel cut system will not cause a lean burn. Racelogic Traction Control prevents lean burn by removing 100% of the pulsed fuel delivery – essentially the affected cylinder takes a gulp of fresh air; the in-cylinder temperature remains virtually unaffected. Prolonged fuel cut on one particular cylinder would cause scavenging of the petrol lining the inlet tracts, and when the next full fuel pulse arrived, it would be partially reduced in quantity by the re-wetting of these tracts. RL Traction Control rotates cylinder cutting to prevent this situation from occurring.
Launch Control
With either the '6 cylinder with launch control' or '8 cylinder' models, the traction control module allows you to automate standing starts and maximize initial acceleration by pressing a button on the adjuster, bringing in a secondary rev-limit (for example, 4000rpm).
The throttle can then be floored with the clutch in without over-revving the engine, spooling a turbo (if equipped), and once the clutch is engaged, the traction control modulates wheelspin and revs for the perfect launch, every time, regardless of surface or weather conditions!
Click << here >> (http://www.racelogic.co.uk/_downloads/traction/10SecRun_Oct20.03.mpeg) for a Racelogic-equipped Supra using launch control
Full Throttle Shift
For a small charge, Racelogic can upgrade your unit to include provisions for a clutch switch (hydraulic in the clutch line or manual on the pedal), which is programmed to automatically drop the engine revs momentarily and allow the next gear to be selected without lifting off the throttle. This brings the power back on much sooner (especially with turbocharged engines) and has been shown to be worth 0.1sec per shift!
Data Logging
The data logging options allows the unit to permanently record wheel speed, engine revs, and traction control activity to memory inside the traction control module. The resolution can be varied according to the length of each run, ensuring maximum accuracy. This is included on all 8cyl models only, so 4cyl, 6cyl, and rotary users should select the 8cyl model, leaving unused injector channels open.
Wheel Speed Sensors
Since the Racelogic traction control module uses all 4 wheel's speed sensors in it's computations, it is necessary to add wheel speed sensors if your vehicle does not already have one sensor per wheel. OEM ABS sensors are the most common and most economical option, if they're available for your vehicle, otherwise Racelogic can provide motorsports-level sensors that will have to be custom-mounted.
We're basically the only US-based race car shop authorized to sell/install Racelogic Traction Control systems (list here (http://www.racelogic.co.uk/index.php/en/other-products/traction-control?start=9)) and have used them in a few race cars and some awesome street cars... if you're looking to make your V8 or big-turbo car faster at the track (road race or drag) and a LOT more fun on the street, RLTC is amazing. There are testimonials all over the internet, from BMW dudes to FWD racers to exotics, if you're interested search away, my guess is that the more you read, the more you'll be sold.
The easiest way I describe it is an experience from one of our 750whp supercharged LS customers. Imagine a car where you can pedal it 50%+ in 3rd and spin 315-series R888's from 2000rpm to redline. Now imagine that same car, first gear, wheel turned all the way to the lock, and you floor it ~ instead of spinning out, the car does very fast, very tight, controlled circles with NO COUNTERSTEER. Dial the slip percentage up above 10% or so on the handy adjuster and you do beautiful shallow-angle drifts. Turn it all the way off and wonder how the hell you ever drove without traction control.
If your car has ABS, fantastic, it's an easy install. If not, get ABS hubs/sensors and make your life easier. Otherwise, you'll need the Racelogic wheelspeed sensors ($500) and you'll need to mount them.
We can install the unit here or you can ship your engine harness here for the bulk of the installation and we can help you with the rest remotely. Or you can give it a shot yourself, it's similar to wiring an engine swap harness (if you have basic electrical skills and can read diagrams, you can install it yourself).
As always, post questions here, or give us a call at 626-472-6360 or email at [email protected] If you'd like to purchase on our web site, hit this link:
Racelogic Traction Control (http://www.jordaninnovations.com/Racelogic-Traction-Control_p_59.html)