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TCS in a GTV

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Hey guys, I'm transplanting a motor and gearbox from a GTT wreck into a GTV shell, already has all of the turbo gear, brakes, suspension etc and the manual conversion component and wiring including speedo is all stuff that i'm familiar with.

The only thing that I haven't dealt with is getting TCS to work as the GTV (despite being a 'turbo car without a turbo' doesn't have a TCS unit)

Has anyone got any info on the specifics of wiring TCS into the GTV loom? or wether or not i'll need to use the entire GTT body loom and TCS unit.

Cheers

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16 hours ago, GTSBoy said:

Yuh, NIstune the ECU and get rid of the TCS.  No reason to have it when you have a functioning ankle.

The donor car already has a nistune, I just want to be sure that leaving it out of the car and disabling it in software isn't going to cause the ABS to have a fit.

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