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Old 07-10-2006, 09:06 PM   #37
Teki04
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Originally Posted by mitch_lx
Yeah i guess you could call the EDL a technology used to control your launch a bit better.. but thats as far as it goes.
That's what I said in my last post.

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In other words... it helps the 'launch' of the vehicle. Same thing :lookedat:
No mention of 'launch control' in my second post, was there?

Sorry for getting the technical jargon incorrect. I wasn't saying it was called "launch control"... just didn't know what that LSD style thing was called.

Now that's sorted...
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