File this under What THE F--K
JK Jedi
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From: Wake Forest, NC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zed2I...eature=related
what they do to jeeps south of the border (or Texas)
what they do to jeeps south of the border (or Texas)
JK Freak
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From: Johns Creek, GA
Originally Posted by dillUSMC
why would you pull in reverse first of all, like are they retarted?? thats why we have a border, to keep people like that out
Looks like those on the other side of the border know a bit more about jeeps then you....
JK Freak
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From: Johns Creek, GA
Originally Posted by PG-JKU
I think the point is that pulling in reverse runs the risk of toasting your gears, as they are stronger going forwards.
JK Super Freak
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From: 54° 4.5' N 123° 7' W
Really? I had not heard that one before. I toasted the front diff on a YJ after several reverse yanks before I knew any better. I wonder if the configuration is any different.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Surprise Az
The reason they pull in reverse is because of how the weight is distributed during the pull. If in reverse the front end lowers, thus lowing the back end as well. Giving the jeep better leverage and more traction. If the jeep tied in the rear then it tends to lower the back end but lift the front, not giving u full 4x4 traction.
Looks like those on the other side of the border know a bit more about jeeps then you....
Looks like those on the other side of the border know a bit more about jeeps then you....
Look at that I guess they do know what they are doing
JK Freak
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From: Johns Creek, GA
Originally Posted by PG-JKU
Really? I had not heard that one before. I toasted the front diff on a YJ after several reverse yanks before I knew any better. I wonder if the configuration is any different.
