The only current gen Toyots trucks with LSD are the x runner and the TRD sport. The traction control that you have is regulated by the brake system and yaw sensors. If the computer receives readings that indicate a spin it will pulse individual brakes to try to get the vehicle under control. You really dont want to disconect the abs fuse. It might be fun but if you wreck your insurance will not cover it.My6AteUr8 said:
Heh, you wanna come see my 96 tacoma do a 1 tire fire? cause it aint got an LSD in it yet. However, the original poster's problem is not LSD related. On the new Tacoma's, they can be had with a Vehicle Stability Control, and thats what he's asking if it can be momentarily disabled to allow donuts off road and such.My6AteUr8 said:
In fact, most toyota trucks did not come with LSD, at least not in the pervious generation. There was a TRD LSD available for the V6 models I believe, or a locker that came with the TRD package, also on the V6 models. Everyone else gets the open diff.AZNPG said:
I always thought that regular Tacos came with open diff. The TRD Sport comes with an lsd, and the TRD Off Road comes with a locker.My6AteUr8 said:
trd sport and trd off road both just have lsd, the sport is just the color trim package. color matched bumpers and grill surround and stuff, a few other things i believe. rear ends are the sameFlamingsushi said:
You've got to work pretty hard to find a Taco with the VSC option; most of them out there do not. So how did you end up choosing one with VSC if you don't want it?Mikediddly said:
