Maccs

Newer vehicles certainly corner with less body roll than in the past (remember the soft wallowing that '50s cars had?)... And sighting my truck's windshield frame with the horizon in vigorous cornering suggests moderate roll at worst. BUT, the actual handling is soft and imprecise. Here's the question: what current tech/theory supports an improvement of this? I am very far removed from auto tech and mods; there may be an easy and current recipe for improving cornering precision: can someone explain it to me, or direct me to a site that does? Stuff like swaybar types, shock mods/replacements, tire sidewall height reduction, etc., Any wisdom would be appreciated. Maccs

Good Day, folks, posting new here: thank you for the site. Question: '91 Toyota 4x2 1/2T P/U, V6 260k on odo. Radio backlight gone, right speaker worn out. How do I pull the dash, or such of it to permit R&R of same? Maccs