4wd Turning
#1
4wd Turning
I've tried to look but it keeps telling me it cant find anything.
What I'd like to know is how hard or sharp can i turn while in 4wd?
I never really got to use it in 4wd much because of work but its gonna be raining this weekend, im getting my new MTs in in a day or two, so I'll be out and trying it "hardcore" for the first time. But I'm not sure whats a safe point or breaking point in turning with in in either 4 lo or 4 hi. Or does it even matter? I'm asking on behalf of both dry ground and in mud/offroad terrain if that matters.
What I'd like to know is how hard or sharp can i turn while in 4wd?
I never really got to use it in 4wd much because of work but its gonna be raining this weekend, im getting my new MTs in in a day or two, so I'll be out and trying it "hardcore" for the first time. But I'm not sure whats a safe point or breaking point in turning with in in either 4 lo or 4 hi. Or does it even matter? I'm asking on behalf of both dry ground and in mud/offroad terrain if that matters.
#2
Member
The only thing that might limit you is if the new tires rub at full lock. And it might under steer a little when turning on a slick surface. But other than that you shouldn't have anything to worry about
#3
Nothing isnt gonna have to much stress on it on the front end turning it to sharp?
EDIT: I know about the tires rubbing ful lock, I've read up on that. but what Im concerned about is any parts. I dont quite remember fully, but a while back - way before i got my 4x4 - I seen someone say not to turn to sharp in 4wd. Thats why I'm asking. IDK if that was true or not
EDIT: I know about the tires rubbing ful lock, I've read up on that. but what Im concerned about is any parts. I dont quite remember fully, but a while back - way before i got my 4x4 - I seen someone say not to turn to sharp in 4wd. Thats why I'm asking. IDK if that was true or not
Last edited by NüMetal; 01-08-2014 at 10:45 PM.
#5
Junkyard Crusader
Nothing isnt gonna have to much stress on it on the front end turning it to sharp?
EDIT: I know about the tires rubbing ful lock, I've read up on that. but what Im concerned about is any parts. I dont quite remember fully, but a while back - way before i got my 4x4 - I seen someone say not to turn to sharp in 4wd. Thats why I'm asking. IDK if that was true or not
EDIT: I know about the tires rubbing ful lock, I've read up on that. but what Im concerned about is any parts. I dont quite remember fully, but a while back - way before i got my 4x4 - I seen someone say not to turn to sharp in 4wd. Thats why I'm asking. IDK if that was true or not