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2000 Toyota Celica
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i got Celica 2000 and it does not have TRC (tracktion control) installed.
does there any possibility to install it?

ps1. there is a winter here, and my wheels are traking all the time even i have "snow tyre" on my car

ps2. also does new-year version of celica have a trc installed?

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no year or model of the celica has a traction control option.

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I thought traction control is intended and applied only to RWD cars. Do you mean installing an lsd on our FWD Celi?


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yes i do.
are you sure that it is applied only to RWD? then i to lame! frown

but i think that antitracking system is good also on FWD..

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btw, what is LSD? wink

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The UK Celica T Sport has traction control & stability control which I think is just a modification of the ABS. Mr T says switch off the traction control in snow if things get tricky.
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my moms 300m is fwd and it has traction. its running about 260 so guess it needs it more. but it weighs a ton

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Traction control can be beneficial with any drivetrain. How much benefit is derived is obviously a different question; a RWD has more to benefit from than a FWD, for example.

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A lot of older FWD cars including the older camry's have ETC.

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