What lockers should I get???
JK Freak
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 888
Likes: 1
From: Mt. Pleasant, SC
You can learn AND teach her how to manipulate a locker on snow or ice. It's kinda tricky, but it can be done. Find some loose, shallow mud and teach her how to drift effectively. She doesn't have to do it like a professional, just enough to correct an over or understeer situation. If you're slow and easy on ice and snow, a locker CAN be utilized. Are lockers the best for snow or ice? Hell no. They ARE the best though at transmitting power to BOTH axles equally. In the end it's your call.
When the roads do ice-up here every other year I find the best solution to to place the transmission in P.
JK Junkie
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 2,467
Likes: 1
From: 4 Corners
Rhino, save yourself the stress and just buy the front selectable to begin with. You know you want one. That way you won't be saying, "I knew I shoulda bought that OX," as you're doing the 4 wheel ballet on some snowy/icy exit ramp.
JK Jedi
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 7,215
Likes: 10
From: Georgia
Beware of Southern Rednecks giving advice on how to drive on ice! That's we all want to see, our lovely spouses drifting through a curve on ice in our brand new JKs.
When the roads do ice-up here every other year I find the best solution to to place the transmission in P.
When the roads do ice-up here every other year I find the best solution to to place the transmission in P.
