driving in 4x4

Started by ppark350se, September 02, 2005, 04:49:19 AM

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with 4wheel drive vechiles do you:

drive 4wd all the time
3 (12%)
drive 4wd only when needed
22 (88%)

Total Members Voted: 22

ppark350se

my bother seems to think that you can drive a 4wd vechile in 4wd constaly without any harm to 4wd componets. on the other hand i think that you drive in 2wd until 4wd is needed.

please help me and my brother selt are arugment saftly.
p.s. vote on my side.
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jwscroll

What type of vehicle? High or low 4wd?
Hold
On
Not
Done
Accelerating

Southern4x4

only when needed in the buggy or uncles truck but on the bikes i cant switch so im always in 4x4 but if i could switch i would only use it if needed
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TRX450R_Racer

It isn't good for the transfer case.
Member of South East Florida Trail Riders

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ppark350se

well mostly atvs and big trucks i thought it was bad for the front axle but i might be wrong.  and yes with hi/low select.
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Chuck_Norris

anything mechanical is going to break, it is just a matter of when. I used 4X4 as I need it. If It breaks then I'll fix it.

muddinguy1034

i dont think it will hurt ir by keeping it in 4x4 thats whats its made for i only think it will hurt it if you use 4x4 at high speed's

GSPKurt

Kurt Hargarten
2005 Suzuki Eiger 4X4 5 speed
Warn Winch

ppark350se

well thanks for all the votes my bro now know how to listen to me.
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