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How does TRACS work? V70-XC70 2000

You know, that is a really good question but I think the short answer would have to be no. However if you researched it a found that the only difference was the control unit (highly unlikely) then you would be good to go. I think that you will find that there are wiring harness differences and the pump modulator is probably different as well. You'd need to look up the harness and modulators for both cars and see what the applications are. I think Tracs would have a much better application back east or anywhere that you get bad weather, here in So. Cal all it does is keep me from breaking the tires looses when I want to do a fatty burn out.

Mark






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