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Good article on Traction Control vs Diff Locker

Discussion in 'General 4Runner Talk' started by Cowboy59, Dec 24, 2020.

  1. Dec 24, 2020 at 4:06 AM
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    Cowboy59

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    Cowboy59 [OP] Enjoy the Adventure

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    Cowboy59, Dec 24, 2020
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    SlvrSlug, Singleminded and pieovercake like this.
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    Nice to see you're reading up on and learning your ride! Thanks for sharing this with everyone!
    Knowing the difference and learning when to use these features makes a real difference in driving experience when off the beaten path
    -We stop learning when we die-
    always good to refresh the memory
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    NotaTRD It’s my wife’s 4R, she just lets me drive it

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    Good read on the differences between a diff locker vs TC. Hadn’t really given much thought to the wear and tear caused by the TC system over time and extensive use. I find myself using my locker more often, probably more so because I have it vs need it. Thanks for posting.
     
    NotaTRD, Dec 24, 2020
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