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I was not able to get that picture yesterday. Last time my server host did an update they scrambled the coding on my image site and it's not reading the database, so I'm going to have to do a lot of work to get access to all those images again. Not happy...
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Lol... Based on proven experience! 
I was not able to get that picture yesterday. Last time my server host did an update they scrambled the coding on my image site and it's not reading the database, so I'm going to have to do a lot of work to get access to all those images again. Not happy...

I was not able to get that picture yesterday. Last time my server host did an update they scrambled the coding on my image site and it's not reading the database, so I'm going to have to do a lot of work to get access to all those images again. Not happy...
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From: Arizona
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From: Hacienda Heights
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I've contemplated this myself. I power brake often to get over stuff when I have one tire free-wheeling and it works. More effective with a limited slip, but it works with open diffs too. Being able to slow just the free tire without slowing the others would be much better. I've used the turning brakes on sand rails for gaining traction and it works quite well also. Don't let the nay-sayers dissuade you, they don't know.
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I've contemplated this myself. I power brake often to get over stuff when I have one tire free-wheeling and it works. More effective with a limited slip, but it works with open diffs too. Being able to slow just the free tire without slowing the others would be much better. I've used the turning brakes on sand rails for gaining traction and it works quite well also. Don't let the nay-sayers dissuade you, they don't know.
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From: Prescott, Az
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
I've contemplated this myself. I power brake often to get over stuff when I have one tire free-wheeling and it works. More effective with a limited slip, but it works with open diffs too. Being able to slow just the free tire without slowing the others would be much better. I've used the turning brakes on sand rails for gaining traction and it works quite well also. Don't let the nay-sayers dissuade you, they don't know.
Correct.
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From: Hacienda Heights
Year: 1990
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Long forgotten or never known/understood. My friends still don't understand power braking. They know it works from watching me do it, but still can't understand how/why it works. A turning brake type set-up is even more effective and totally logical, stop the free spinning tire to force power to the other one.
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Year: 97
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Long forgotten or never known/understood. My friends still don't understand power braking. They know it works from watching me do it, but still can't understand how/why it works. A turning brake type set-up is even more effective and totally logical, stop the free spinning tire to force power to the other one.
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From: Prescott, Az
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Long forgotten or never known/understood. My friends still don't understand power braking. They know it works from watching me do it, but still can't understand how/why it works. A turning brake type set-up is even more effective and totally logical, stop the free spinning tire to force power to the other one.
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