[Mustangman92]

Is there a reasonable way to install traction control on a 2004 v6 mustang that didn't come standard with it.

 

[1slosix]

Lol you could have mine...i hate having it...every time i start the car its the first thing i turn off

 

[Mustangman92]

You don't need it when it snows??? How do you drive when it snows? I'm really worried especially with going to a higher gear

 

[Soccerluvr4]

You don't need it when it snows??? How do you drive when it snows? I'm really worried especially with going to a higher gear

The biggest thing that helps traction in the snow is the driver, it really is... Learn to control the car and you won't ever need traction control.

 

[1slosix]

Lol i just dont floor it...i like being able to control throttle rain, snow, etc. I found that having TC kick in usually made me spin out more or have control issues. Just add 200-300 lbs of sand like i do in the trunk if it actually snows bad and you're golden

 

[Mustangman92]

Alright that sounds good I always get nervous driving in the snow I've saved a few spin outs... I live on a hill now

 

[Soccerluvr4]

Alright that sounds good I always get nervous driving in the snow I've saved a few spin outs... I live on a hill now

The weight in the back will really help with traction on hills.

 

[1slosix]

And some good tires...consider buying a set of old v6 wheels and slapping on some snow or all season tires...thatd really help

 

[Mustangman92]

I have buttons from am right now

 

[Mustangman92]

Nittos*

 

[1slosix]

Yeah not so good in anything but dry lol...id definitely pick up some all seasons on some spare back wheels if you're worried about winter driving. I had nittos last year on my GT and it was slide city

 

[davidcseifert]

Yeah not so good in anything but dry lol...id definitely pick up some all seasons on some spare back wheels if you're worried about winter driving. I had nittos last year on my GT and it was slide city

Dang right, I was spinning at 60mph earlier not even on WOT with the roads just a little wet... They suck for rain, but dry they're amazing