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Toucan display and cal switchs


jjs_82

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The cal switch changes to advanced traction control.

1 Being traction control off to 8 being almost a snow setting.

Then the touchan screen will be used for your different maps

 

But I guees if u didnt want the cal switch at all that wont be an issue and have the different traction control settings within each different map like you have now.

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I had 2 cal switches mounted.

 

When I went for the toucan, I removed the 2 switches. The 6 maps we programmed are switchable through the toucan.

As 8 TRC positions are too much for road use (imo), I decided to let Ryan program the Toucan with 2 TRC positions : OFF and 15% TRC.

Lee wired the toucan to the OEM TRC button, so I control the 2 positions through the stock TRC button.

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  • 2 weeks later...
I had 2 cal switches mounted.

 

When I went for the toucan, I removed the 2 switches. The 6 maps we programmed are switchable through the toucan.

As 8 TRC positions are too much for road use (imo), I decided to let Ryan program the Toucan with 2 TRC positions : OFF and 15% TRC.

Lee wired the toucan to the OEM TRC button, so I control the 2 positions through the stock TRC button.

 

Now that I like the idea of. I love the thought of utilising redundant stock switches.

 

The only aftermarket thing I want in the cockpit on show is the Toucan. This sounds like a great way of dealing with the traction control cal switch.

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