I’m glad you liked it. The PDF files are much smaller if you want it to fit your center console or glove compartment. Many printers by default will automatically adjust the size to fit a 8-1/2 x 11 paper. You may have to manually uncheck that in your printer preview setting to print the original size. I put the actual size description in the original links. There are two sizes. The one that is 4.8 x 6.5 is designed to fit the tissue holder slot in the center console or the case for for your manuals that are in the glove compartment. I figured this size would be more handy to keep in your car.

I’m also currently working on working on a expanded version that explains in detail how each control works mechanically. This was extremely helpful to me. I had a hard time understanding the difference A-Tracs and MTS. Once I understood the mechanics it because very clear. However I couldn’t add this to the current format.

The main difference between the two is A-Tracs heavily uses the computer breaking system to lock a free spinning wheel to transfer torque to the opposite wheel that has contact to the ground. You can consider it a faux differential lock but it done electronically and not mechanically. It is more aggressive than MTS in providing traction. The draw back is it puts a lot of stress on the brakes and the torque converter and can cause both to overheat if used too long and potentially can cause damage to both if abused.

The MTS controls traction by controlling the throttle control with minor braking and allows for wheel slipping if desired. It’s less taxing on the transmission and brakes and therefore can be used for a long period of time.