2016 Tacoma Crawl Control

[toylandcruiser]

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Is that a question?

If so, check TTORA, any FJC forum or give Phil Howell a call if you need an authority, I guess.

Read through about half of the 54 pages on ttora and didn't see anything about this "common" issues with rear axles. If it was so prevent shouldn't it be a sticky?


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[austintaco]

I would rather back down the hill, and go home, than stay out there all night waiting to get pulled out. Yes, a winch trumps all usually, but self recovery at a push of a button is very intriguing.

 

[AaronK]

I would rather back down the hill, and go home, than stay out there all night waiting to get pulled out. Yes, a winch trumps all usually, but self recovery at a push of a button is very intriguing.

This.

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[Crom]

All Jokes aside though, when I saw that I was just beside myself. The driver does not touch the throttle or brake at all ! Talk about intelligence

Very cool!

Looks sort of like the "next generation of A-Trac"....

I've often been astonished at how well A-Trac works on my FJ.

Ditto! I feel spoiled it works so well.

 

[Doc_]

Interesting stuff. It's amazing what these things can accomplish but to paraphrase Manfred VonRichthofen: it isn't the airplane that matters, it's the pilot.

 

[hedmisten]

Mind blowing. Thats probably the best traction control I've seen in a while. The wifes old FJ was solid, and my JK is unbelievable...but this is nuts.