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Old 06-10-2012, 10:59 AM
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im not doin nuthin with my diff just a stupid idea and greenheadkiller98 ur dang right theres sumthin rong with theses tires they say theyre at's but there full of bs wen i can im gettin bfg at ko's thats wat i had on my power ram
Old 06-10-2012, 11:19 AM
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When youre getting sideways are you on pavement or offroad? Is it a standard or automatc? Do you stomp it or try to baby the throttle to avoid wheelspin?
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pavement and its auto and i baby it like wen it starts sideways its a 1500rpm
Old 06-14-2012, 09:50 PM
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Transforce AT suck in the rain and the wet. BFG AT's arent great in the wet either tho..
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wat about good year wranglers
Old 06-20-2012, 02:54 PM
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Its all a personal choice. I like my BFG AT's. Just not great in the rain. My HAnkook M/ts were better in the rain, but I wanted a tire that is going to last longer then 35k.
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I have wranglers on my truck and they'll spin in the rain but I have to hit the gas kinda hard for them to start... They're also decent off road and mud tires. Not the best but not completely terrible.
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What's an open diff? Like posi? My truck is a one legged unless it's dirt or snow. Very rarely is it posi n the rain, like almost never
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Open diff is not posi. But it will hook up both wheels most of the time unless one wheel has alot more traction than the other. I.e. one wheel in the air, one wheel on ice



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