An 4X2 owners ?
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From: Pikesville, MD
Originally Posted by ChrisAdams
The board does seem mostly FX4
But there are still plenty of us 4x2 guys here.
But there are still plenty of us 4x2 guys here.
Just kidding....
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From: Raleigh, NC
I would only use the 4wd a few times a year and with a limited slip it helps some. Didnt feel like spending quite a bit of money more and having a few hundred more pounds to haul around in the transfer case. The beast already weighs around 5100 as it is. 4x2 definatly made sense for me.
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From: Woodbridge, Ontario
Originally Posted by SniperAlan
I would only use the 4wd a few times a year and with a limited slip it helps some. Didnt feel like spending quite a bit of money more and having a few hundred more pounds to haul around in the transfer case. The beast already weighs around 5100 as it is. 4x2 definatly made sense for me.
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Same for me.
I live in Ontario and we get some snow, but have had a two wheel drive Ranger for the last five years. And when I had good A/T tires, I didn't get stuck once so I passed on the extra money and went with the ever dependable 2wd... (less stuff to break and repair too
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I live in Ontario and we get some snow, but have had a two wheel drive Ranger for the last five years. And when I had good A/T tires, I didn't get stuck once so I passed on the extra money and went with the ever dependable 2wd... (less stuff to break and repair too
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