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Post by 3dhilux »

i have a temp diff in a ifs lux with two diffrent ratios will it wind up
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Post by want33s »

Ummmmm :? If you try to use 4wd... Yep.
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Post by -Scott- »

If you're on a low traction surface, and need 4wd, it will be fine. Otherwise, avoid 4wd.
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Post by joeblow »

how big is the jump in ratio?
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Post by 3dhilux »

thanks i was thinking it would be ok it just a temp diff have no plans to do any wheeling it 4.56 to 4.88
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Post by Shadow »

-Scott- wrote:If you're on a low traction surface, and need 4wd, it will be fine. Otherwise, avoid 4wd.
what scott said, if your in a situation where you actually need to use 4wd, windup would not be an issue, but disengage 4wd as soon as you dont need it anymore.
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