I imagine VSC stands for Vehcile Stability Control, right? In that case, it would be fine. Although there's really no need to drive with it off, unless you're trying to off-road or drag race or something where it could get in the way.
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2006 Tundra SR5 4x2 V8 TRD access cab- Phantom Grey- debadged with a steering wheel cover and a stubbie antenna (woot woot!).
2005 4Runner SR5 4x4 V8 Sport Edition- White (the wife's).
SOLD- 2002 Tundra SR5 4x2 V8 TRD access cab- Imperial Jade- Bassani rear exit exhaust, debadged.
Shouldn't be any issue with that. I like to have it on when I am just trying to get from point to point safely with family and loved ones on board or whenever I am on the highway.
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07 Toyota Tundra Limited DC
4x4, 5.7L, Red Rock Leather
Cold Weather Package, Remote Start,
20" wheels, DVD NAV w/Bluetooth, Rear DVD w/10" screen, Formula 1 Tint, Access Tonneau Cover, TRD Dual Exhaust, WeatherTech Floormats
Anyone know if this is ok? I didn't see anything about it in the manual, it only said not to leave it on "auto".
Having personally experienced how well the VSC works in a near emergency situation, might want to leave it on. I believe the auto LSD is for temporary low tractions sitautions, like Titans pulling up next to you.
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2007 SR5 Double Cab Radiant Red 5.7 w/TSS
Its one of those things that hopefully you won't ever need but if you do it will be when you don't have time to turn it on. We have VSC in all our vehicles and I only take it off in the Vette and that is for well you know....
I drive with mine off most of the time. Its a reaction/learned response. Did it in my mustang, did it in my gto etc. Just seems weird w/ it on. Id rather control the truck as opposed to the computer.
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Mods: Boss 335s, Kumho Ecstas, McGaughys 2/4, Tint, Flowmaster Super 40 exhaust, Sport sill plates, Chrome handles, Alpine speakers