Different gears in front than in back????
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Different gears in front than in back????
Can somebody explain this to me? wouldn't this cause front wheels to spin at different rate than the rear and cause a severe loss of traction and drive-ability?
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ed-Class-Build
I know its just 1/100th change in the ratio, but at highway speeds that would be a serious issue right?
Or perhaps its a typo....
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ed-Class-Build
I know its just 1/100th change in the ratio, but at highway speeds that would be a serious issue right?
Or perhaps its a typo....
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It's most definitely a typo. The front and rear differential gear ratios have to match in 4wd or the transfer case would explode. If you were running a flux capacitated Atlas XXII T-case in 4wd it would just make the front or rear tires to chirp/burnout while moving in any direction ... but that T-case is impervious.