Erc

#1. Hill assist thingy.. it applies brakes to prevent the truck from rolling back, right? So basically, if you brake with one foot and have the other foot on the gas, you would get the same effect?
#2. X-REAS suspension.. pretty easy to understand how it works and pretty obvious that cornering and hard braking should produce less lean/dirve. What happens though if you're cornering hard to the left, front right shock is "locked out" and you hit repetitive bumps with right front wheel?

L33T35T 4Runner

#1 yes

#2 dont do that

Good Times

1: sort of... the computer can react faster than you...
2: must i remind you that this is a truck and not a race car? hehe... actually i dunno.. but i prob won't want to try it though.

Erc

LOL@"Don't do that".
I don't mean sports car hard cornering.. I just mean hard enough for the truck to lean a little. Wouldn't it actually be worse if the shock that has all the weight on it is locked out, if you happen to hit a bump?