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T/C
(redirected from Traction control)

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T/CTable of Contents
T/CTo Consider
T/CTake Care
T/CThermocouple
T/CTelephone Call
T/CTeleconference
T/CTraction Control (automobiles)
T/CTungsten Carbide
T/CTime Charter
T/CTransfer Case
T/CTextile and Clothing (industry sector)
T/CTorque Converter
T/CTerry Cloth
T/CTraffic Collision
T/CTermination for Convenience
T/CTop of Climb (aviation)
T/CThickness/Chord Ratio
T/CTurn Coordinator (aviation)
T/CTrack Correlation
T/CTactical Coordinator
T/CTransfer Canal


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The revlimiter serves to prevent engine over-revving and serves as a form of traction control.
Slew rate revlimiter by Samples, Bob / Rubber World
Safety features include dual-stage front air bags, daytime running lights, traction control, and the OnStar system.
Cargiver by Weil, Daniel / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Other features include the industry's highest horsepower engine and highest wheel motor torque ratings, computerized all-wheel drive with anti-slip traction control and highway-mode autoshift, optional all-wheel steering, a stiffer, more durable frame with an oscillating front axle, and even an optional on-board anemometer to measure wind speed.
FieldHawk sprayer by Implement & Tractor
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