Interesting Video On Traction Control

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFJI0tLMVpI

I guess it might actually be worth something for a 2WD. I found it interesting that the trucks with traction control did better than the ones with lockers. Check it out and voice you opinion.

I was wondering how my 2wd liberty was making it through the snow
 
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thats got my wheels turning now lol....i might go see if i can find one to test drive when i go back to work..lol might buy one:D
 

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If i won the lottery i would want the diesel powered Ram Power Wagon... Awesome truck with a lot of features, SFA and electronic lockers front and rear and an integrated winch in the front, sweet...

Anyway, since i doubt i will win the lottery i will stick with my KJ.

Oh and watch out on the Toyota doing tests like that, the throttle might stick.. LMAO
 

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Do they make a diesel power wagon? I am not sure. The weight of that 6BT up front is known to cause 4wd rams to bury themelves, or at least that was an issue 10 years ago.
 

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Couldnt find the power wagon on dodges site but I built a 2500 diesel. Fully loaded its 57k!! Thats insane! The diesel option alone is 8k!
 

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the power wagon the dodge's website is a 2500 5.7L hemi powered but ya i would like the 5.9 turbo diesel or is it the 6.7 turbo...shit i cant rem. but anyways......
 

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I think they need to define "challenged by the slippery surface they were on" when referring to mechanically engaged lockers. I mechanical locking diff acts as a spool when engaged, so please explain this to me. Doesn't sound like a true locker to me so don't let this video mislead you.
 

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NONE of those trucks had REAL lockers
Detroit and ARB make REAL lockers
if any 1 of them had a locker this would have been a nonissue
they would have had near 0 wheel spin

I know for sure that my TJ or ANY LOCKED rear drive any thing could easily go up that
 

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NONE of those trucks had REAL lockers
Detroit and ARB make REAL lockers
if any 1 of them had a locker this would have been a nonissue
they would have had near 0 wheel spin

I know for sure that my TJ or ANY LOCKED rear drive any thing could easily go up that

Your right,my Aussie would go up that like Grant took Richmond.
 
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