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11-30-2008, 06:39 PM
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11-30-2008, 09:31 PM
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12-01-2008, 09:34 AM
I just drove up to Vermont from CT last night in a snow storm. You can read the thread I wrote about it. It really blew my mind. Took 7 and a half hours to make a trip that normally takes 3 and a half.
When people get too close to me I just throw on my hazards and they back thinking what is this guy doing. One guy was riding my a$$ and so he went to pass me and I gave 'er a little gas and got 'er sideways. Needless to say, he backed off and stayed away lol
When people get too close to me I just throw on my hazards and they back thinking what is this guy doing. One guy was riding my a$$ and so he went to pass me and I gave 'er a little gas and got 'er sideways. Needless to say, he backed off and stayed away lol
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12-01-2008, 02:11 PM
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12-01-2008, 04:07 PM
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thats what i do also... the other day my house in the springs got 21 inches of snow and my mom n' dads awd cars/van couldn't make it out... i had no trouble and only had the quad in the back for weight... i love a true 4x4
#38
12-01-2008, 06:02 PM
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IDK about you guys but this is how i get some weight in the back of my pickup. toss a sausage patty in there and wait, when they jump in slam the tailgate shut an vio-la! instant traction!
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seriously tho, i just put 8 x 60 lb sand bags = 480 lbs (or 218.2 kg for our neighbors to the north)
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seriously tho, i just put 8 x 60 lb sand bags = 480 lbs (or 218.2 kg for our neighbors to the north)
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12-01-2008, 06:07 PM
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IDK about you guys but this is how i get some weight in the back of my pickup. toss a sausage patty in there and wait, when they jump in slam the tailgate shut an vio-la! instant traction!
seriously tho, i just put 8 x 60 lb sand bags = 480 lbs (or 218.2 kg for our neighbors to the north)
seriously tho, i just put 8 x 60 lb sand bags = 480 lbs (or 218.2 kg for our neighbors to the north)
im telling you the easiest way to get good traction is to have 4x4
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12-01-2008, 06:09 PM
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