@@static7985 that doesn't make what I said untrue. Pressing the TC button in a GT86 will allow a small amount of slip and then immediately turns TC back on, it also doesn't affect ESC. Holding the button for a few seconds allows more slip up to a wheel speed of around 30mph iirc, but will automatically reactivate outside the parameters. Pulling the ABS fuse will obviously also disable ABS, as well as other functions linked to the ABS module such as the electronic brake distribution among other things. Just do the pedal dance and don't try to commit insurance fraud to get out of your mistakes
@@static7985 Never heard about it being stored in the ECU and googling it brings up 0 posts of anybody ever being found out by Toyota and multiple posts from people with Toyota scan tools saying it isn't recorded anywhere. so I think you're making things up to sound smart
Pressing the TC in a GT86 doesnt do shit, gotta do thn pedal dance if you acsually wanna skid
No, thats recorded in the ecu and insurance will deny coverage if they see it in the logs after an accident.
Pull the abs fuse instead.
@@static7985 that doesn't make what I said untrue. Pressing the TC button in a GT86 will allow a small amount of slip and then immediately turns TC back on, it also doesn't affect ESC. Holding the button for a few seconds allows more slip up to a wheel speed of around 30mph iirc, but will automatically reactivate outside the parameters.
Pulling the ABS fuse will obviously also disable ABS, as well as other functions linked to the ABS module such as the electronic brake distribution among other things.
Just do the pedal dance and don't try to commit insurance fraud to get out of your mistakes
@@Thatdoodleable I'm just saying. it's a lot easier and plus it's not permanently recorded on your ecu.
@@static7985 Never heard about it being stored in the ECU and googling it brings up 0 posts of anybody ever being found out by Toyota and multiple posts from people with Toyota scan tools saying it isn't recorded anywhere. so I think you're making things up to sound smart