Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

Should they be banned in Stock Eliminator?

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

as long as they are solely hooked to a data logger for the purpose of measuring converter or clutch slip, no. If its being converted to MPH and displayed or its hooked to an ignition box, yes.

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

Maybe they should check on this...............

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

I was told this weekend that some Cobra Jet cars come with traction control from the factory and therefore it is legal.

Is that true?
(I have no clue... flame suit on...):eek:

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

My next question would be, "Should it be legal?"

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

I'm always envious of those high hp. cars that only slip a radial tire a half of a turn at a hot and slick track.

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

That's a problem if the DS speed is not separate from the engine management system. The new cars probably have all sensors being monitored, so it would be very easy to manipulate the engine output if the DS speed did not match the front tire speed. Data acquisition and engine management should be separate.

Sean

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

Good afternoon Guys,
The production Cobra Jet's do not have traction control.
Could they? yes, but not any easier than putting a Davis system on your carbureted car.
Or running a delay box.


See you at the races,
Wayne Kerr

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

Shelby Mustangs come with traction control, Cobra Jet Mustangs do not.

Re: Driveshaft Speed Sensors
 

I would add wheel sensors to the discussion.