traction and stability control

[titaniumsport]

is there anyway to turn off the traction and stability control so i can do a burnout. the weird thing is even when the traction and stability control is on i can still powerslide and do donuts but no burnouts

 

[eskimochaos]

well since you didnt give any info regarding year, model, etc i found in your other thread showing your parent's car.

you cant turn off vsc, there are hacks...search

any videos of said powerslides etc?

 

[titaniumsport]

well since you didnt give any info regarding year, model, etc i found in your other thread showing your parent's car.

you cant turn off vsc, there are hacks...search

any videos of said powerslides etc?

06 4.0l 2wd. sry none of my videos are worth posting, they are all at night and cant see much, a bad camera was used to. i take the best vids of my mustang

 

[TitaniumToy]

The V6 doesn't have enough torque to break the rear tires loose on dry pavement . I've always wondered about the V8's though.

 

[Thai]

Don't you have a TRAC OFF button on your dash??? This will turn off traction control. I don't know about VSC (stability control)....

 

[kn38ms]

Neato, post it on you tube.

:headslap:

 

[eskimochaos]

The V6 doesn't have enough torque to break the rear tires loose on dry pavement . I've always wondered about the V8's though.

They can definitely do it if you can get it in 2wd. There are videos of old 4.7 tundras doing burn-outs all day long

 

[Uneek]

Well the Tundra is also a truck, so the back end is much lighter than a SUV making it easier to break the tires loose.

 

[titaniumsport]

Don't you have a TRAC OFF button on your dash??? This will turn off traction control. I don't know about VSC (stability control)....

nope

 

[titaniumsport]

The V6 doesn't have enough torque to break the rear tires loose on dry pavement . I've always wondered about the V8's though.

283lbft of torque isnt enough? oh believe me can break it on dry, it is just so much easier in the rain