2wd xj w/ mud tires > 4wd with all terrains :D
12-17-2011, 10:13 AM
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12-17-2011, 10:44 AM
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Again, tires and driver have a LOT more to do with it than just driving around in 4wd vs 2wd.
As I've picked up experience over the last 5+ years, I've began doing a LOT more things in 2wd that I would have once done in 4Lo with *** cheeks clenched and white knuckling the steering wheel.
We all start somewhere, and if your cousin learns what he did wrong that got him stuck, perhaps he can avoid that in the future.
As I've picked up experience over the last 5+ years, I've began doing a LOT more things in 2wd that I would have once done in 4Lo with *** cheeks clenched and white knuckling the steering wheel.
We all start somewhere, and if your cousin learns what he did wrong that got him stuck, perhaps he can avoid that in the future.
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12-17-2011, 10:52 AM
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Again, tires and driver have a LOT more to do with it than just driving around in 4wd vs 2wd.
As I've picked up experience over the last 5+ years, I've began doing a LOT more things in 2wd that I would have once done in 4Lo with *** cheeks clenched and white knuckling the steering wheel.
We all start somewhere, and if your cousin learns what he did wrong that got him stuck, perhaps he can avoid that in the future.
As I've picked up experience over the last 5+ years, I've began doing a LOT more things in 2wd that I would have once done in 4Lo with *** cheeks clenched and white knuckling the steering wheel.
We all start somewhere, and if your cousin learns what he did wrong that got him stuck, perhaps he can avoid that in the future.
12-17-2011, 11:32 AM
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I've got a 2wd with BFG ATs (3" and 31s as well), but that's because I know i'll never...EVER have to even touch mud. I've heard how badly they perform, and the treads just got clogged real quick. The worst thing I have to deal with is light snow, if any, and i've heard the BFG ATs rule in snow.
Glad to see another 2wd doing some work though!
Glad to see another 2wd doing some work though!
12-17-2011, 12:49 PM
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I've got a 2wd with BFG ATs (3" and 31s as well), but that's because I know i'll never...EVER have to even touch mud. I've heard how badly they perform, and the treads just got clogged real quick. The worst thing I have to deal with is light snow, if any, and i've heard the BFG ATs rule in snow.
Glad to see another 2wd doing some work though!
Glad to see another 2wd doing some work though!
12-17-2011, 06:12 PM
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again...
i'm tired of bold claims and nothing to show for it.
now i'm off to go crush a Prius with my tank. too bad my camera is broken...
i'm tired of bold claims and nothing to show for it.
now i'm off to go crush a Prius with my tank. too bad my camera is broken...
12-17-2011, 07:10 PM
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Again, tires and driver have a LOT more to do with it than just driving around in 4wd vs 2wd.
As I've picked up experience over the last 5+ years, I've began doing a LOT more things in 2wd that I would have once done in 4Lo with *** cheeks clenched and white knuckling the steering wheel.
We all start somewhere, and if your cousin learns what he did wrong that got him stuck, perhaps he can avoid that in the future.
As I've picked up experience over the last 5+ years, I've began doing a LOT more things in 2wd that I would have once done in 4Lo with *** cheeks clenched and white knuckling the steering wheel.
We all start somewhere, and if your cousin learns what he did wrong that got him stuck, perhaps he can avoid that in the future.
I can vouch this, this guy drove in 2wd in his tj on 30 x9.50 half bald bfg at ko's thru the trail at jeepfest with over 8'' of straight mud and muck on it, without any issues.
awe back when your jeep was a baby, the memorys.
12-18-2011, 09:23 AM
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Not locked, but i've seemed to have learned how to temporarily lock a Open DIff. And this is 4wd with limited slip in the back vs 2wd open diff... Yeah get some
And this is 4wd with limited slip in the back vs 2wd open diff... Yeah get some