Converting a 4x4 to a 2 wheel drive
Mar 3, 2005 | 12:25 PM
#31
Ya your right parish. You must take apart the whole transmission to put in a new output shaft. The parts are cheap but it is a lot of work. Thats why I am looking to trade or just buy a 2wd tranny. Easier. I will try to post some pics sometime. Later.
Mar 3, 2005 | 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Soquel
Didn't mean to diss you setup Jarednut4ever, I was just expressing my observation of how easy it is to get stuck in 2 wheel drive. You can do decent off roading in 2wd if you have mud tires. I now realize that this has nothing to do with your goal. But as for on road handling, I love auto 4 so I don't have to baby the throttle in the rain to avoid spinning out
Ouch man,Yeah I have bridgestone dueler AT's not much of an off road tire when things get wet. Although they make it fun to charge hills in 2wd to seeing how high you can get before fishtailing around.
Ouch man,Yeah I have bridgestone dueler AT's not much of an off road tire when things get wet. Although they make it fun to charge hills in 2wd to seeing how high you can get before fishtailing around.
just giving ya a hard time
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