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  • What engine management system are you using and what software to make adjustments? Nice job . Good Luck with it.

  • how many mpg will that car take to run?

  • @stuart38 it'slike 10 mpg

  • thats beautiful is it a n/a engine ?, how much does it weight like 1000k g ?, i know its not as cool as that but im putting a 650 hp ls7 in my 200sx road car

  • Yeah right,you know jack about me mate,there is no traction control in my vid on youtube in the IOM-watch it,and I have no traction control on my Harris R1 with 173 bhp at the rear wheel or on my GSXR on the vid-you have completely missed the point,you are proberly one of those people who laughs at someone not being able to drink 15 bottles of bud then throws up after he has had 5.Lets see your video of you driving your 600hp car down a twisty wet road flat out without T/C or shut up.

  • traction control sucks

  • That is one nice looking car,love the black alloys and the lambo orange paint,the LS7 is fuel injected so could you put race logic traction control in to the mix because the only fault I can find on ultimas is if you go past the 500 bhp mark they seem to struggle to put there power down in the lower gears even in the dry.With traction control the ultima would be a more complete car(if thats possible!)I experienced race logic TC on a monaro,it was stunning,10 settings,from no slip to sideways!

  • @micktric : Traction control cuts the spark when it detects wheelspin. It does not "allow you to put more power down"

  • @jeffgooloolie Incorrect my friend.if you read my comment correctly I say the CARS struggle to put the power down,you see if you do get wheel spin you have zero traction basically for the time the wheel(s) is spinning so no forward motion is provided by the wheels,if you let the wheels provide forward motion until they are just about to slip and then stop them spinning around you are putting more power down.More as in more of the time not more as in a higher bhp!

  • @micktric : TC is for inexperienced drivers. So ya i guess it helps inexperienced drivers put more power down since they can simply floor it. A real driver will turn TC off. Real talent beats TC anyday.

  • @jeffgooloolie Yeah right thats why formula 1 cars and moto gp bikes have it,look you simplify it to much,you look at cars in a very insular way-typically American,read a review on the new ferrari 599 gto, EVO magazine is a good example,read the review by Chris Harris,that car is almost undrivable on the road without driving aids,it has been designed to be unstable,on the limit of the difference between a road/race car,it actually drives better with driver aids on.You see a Camero -cont

  • @jeffgooloolie or Corvette is an ideal car to turn the T/C off-quick cars especially the Corvette lots of torque and lots of sidways action but when you come to cars like a 700hp Ultima, 599 GTO,Zonda F clubsport you are in a different league when it comes to cornering speed on the road and you will still have opposite lock,smoking tyres and all that but in the 599/Zonda the tyres are keeping there grip on the road more while you get on with the driving.The Ultima is faster on a track -cont

  • @jeffgooloolie where T/C is not so important but on European roads which tend to be twisty narrow,wet an adjustable T/C is a godsend.At goodwood festival of speed I saw a 700hp ultima go up the hill in the rain driven by a top class formula 2 driver and posted a time slower than a FWD 300 hp rallycar! To give you an example you might understand a F22 fighter is almost impossible to fly without computers,it is a better plane with flight aids.A 700hp ultima I say would be a better car with T/C.

  • @micktric : Sounds like TC is perfect for you.

  • @jeffgooloolieThe Exige is a beautifully balanced car,very light with a good power to weight ratio and steering feel to die for,I have driven one on the road (the original with the round headlights) and 2 on track days one being a supercharged one and I can see where you get your opinions from,BUT WAIT,you have just fitted an LSD,to balance the car and to get more power down without one wheel spinning around uselessly-making it EASIER to oversteer and drive.Sound like an LSD is perfect for you

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