I never use 4wd on pavement unless it's too slick for 2wd. I wouldn't use
4wd for any lenth of time over about 40mph or so.... but that's me driving
my truck, I don't know what the factory says to do.. Load up the rear with
some sand and drive sane, keep an eye on the idiots out there.
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Jon Smith--Raleigh, NC
www.fast4x4.net
jon@fast4x4.net
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-We've a 99 4x4 w/ ATX and part-time 4wd (and, unfortunately, an open rear
-dif) . We're about to make the annual trek to Michigan; a drive which sees
-highway surface conditions ranging from dry to wet to light snow/mush to
-real snow cover. I'm wondering what is the dryest road surface on which I
-can remain in 4wd without any risk of damage to the drive train.
-Also, does
-vehicle speed have any impact on this question.
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-Thanks in advance and happy holidays to all.
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-Jef & Laura
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