STR8BET702
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Will anything happen if you drive this Jeep in 4H on drive flat highway going about 65mph while pulling a trailer w a rzr on it?
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Welcome to the forum.
FYI - 2017 would make your Sahara a JK; this is a JL forum.
To answer your question: JK came only with part-time 4WD; meaning your steering will be binding on dry surfaces. Add a Razr in tow and freeway speeds, and you are asking for all sorts of trouble.
FYI - 2017 would make your Sahara a JK; this is a JL forum.
To answer your question: JK came only with part-time 4WD; meaning your steering will be binding on dry surfaces. Add a Razr in tow and freeway speeds, and you are asking for all sorts of trouble.
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Oh ok sorry about that. Thank you for responding
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The manual will back this up, but think of it this way:
Only use 4H on surfaces where your front tires can slip.
Only use 4H on surfaces where your front tires can slip.
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This, 4wd on ANY dry pavement is bad juju. (AWD -ie full time) is a different barrel of fish.
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