Offroading 2wd's
Originally Posted by BassAckwards
If you want better tires for going offroad in mud, I would reccomend buying 2 mud terrains for your rear axle and leave your front wheels with street tires. Even though it would look weird, the mud tires would just drag on the front end and you wouldn't be able to clean the lugs on the front wheels anyways. More economical too, saw farmers with 2wd trucks do that all the time back in the day. If you want, use the money you would have spent buying the other 2 Mud Terrains for your front end and spend it on 2 spare wheels to mount the mud terrains on and swap them out for your rear wheels when you decide to go mudding.
Just an idea.
Just an idea.
a 2wd will go everywhere a 4wd will go..........until he flips a switch lol.
best setup for muddin with a 2wd is mud terrains in the back and all terrains in the front. all your front tires are used for is to steer, so you want as little friction as possable. and you want your rears to have as much traction as they can get. i know it sounds crazy but it works.
best setup for muddin with a 2wd is mud terrains in the back and all terrains in the front. all your front tires are used for is to steer, so you want as little friction as possable. and you want your rears to have as much traction as they can get. i know it sounds crazy but it works.
Originally Posted by Slussier22
I take my 2wd out muddin all the time. i got a2005 f150xlt with a 2.5 rough country leveling kit. 4x4 is overrated
Heck i think whether i do MT's in back and AT's in front or get terra graps i think itll be fine either way
Originally Posted by chaseman94
2wd mudding with 2.5 tough country level
AJ said we should go offroading sometime, there's a place up near megailia or something that he goes to. To get completely muddy it has to be real sloppy mud, lots of rain. Ergo, Chico and surrounding area sucks for it. Hahaha we'll go real soon. Or soon as it rains...






