Torque management
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. Also Fwiw if the engineers never changed the throttle on 1997-00 to 01-04. Then u should get more throttle response from traction control on.
Only when u go WOT and shift does torque management mess with the drivetrain. Ive found best throttle response with TC on > TC off > competitive mode.
My 04Z has a much better system, better than my previous BMW's as well.






YES,, "Torque Management" only opens it at a smooth and predetermined rate.
SO,,,,, If it were me,,, and I wanted more aggressive throttle response, I would get a PCM Mail order tune.
I know Chuck COW at Corvettes Of Westchester has an outstanding Mail Order Tune and also includes a throttle response enhancement that makes the Accelerator Peddle more linear and aggressive..
Give him a call. The Mail Order tune isn't all that expensive but it makes the car a LOT MORE FUN!
BC
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TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM (TCS)
The Traction Control System (TCS) uses spark retard, throttle close-down and rear brakes to enhance vehicle
acceleration and stability. TCS is capable of functioning up to maximum vehicle speed. Traction control is
given priority at low vehicle speeds. Directional control is given priority at high vehicle speeds and during
cornering. During a cornering maneuver, difference in front wheel speeds is monitored to detect cornering.
During low vehicle acceleration, control strategy is more sensitive.
The TCS is capable of simultaneous or separate usage of engine control (spark control and throttle close-down)
and rear brake intervention. When a TCS event occurs, TCS disables cruise control and torque converter clutch
(automatic transmission equipped vehicles). Traction control logic uses a reference speed from the non-driven
front wheels. A sophisticated slip threshold calculation considers vehicle acceleration, vehicle speed, cornering
and start-up. There are rear wheel acceleration rates which will trigger rear brake intervention to reduce wheel
spin.










