jeepoch
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- First Name
- Jay
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- Longmont, CO
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- 2019 JL Wrangler Sport S 3.6L Auto 2 door, 2.5" lift, 35s
Chris,
Not to belabor anything further but something's been knawing on me.
Why would you have been embarrased to use 4WD to move your rig in snow? That's exactly why 4WD was invented.
Needing to prove that you can jump tall buildings in a single bound while only in 2WD seems strange. At a hunting camp, my rig would have naturally already been in 4WD (likely 4Lo) already just getting there. Getting it started and moving should have been peanuts.
It seems like you rely way to much on your experience with the LSD and only select 4WD for the most tumultuous of circumstances.
For me, if I'm not on pavement or some maintained and grated dirt road, 4WD is my best friend. It's why I purchased the JL in the first place. For me nearly anything off-road (off pavement) = 4WD almost instinctively.
My AWD nature just doesn't require a computer and a fancy transfer case. I'll never be embarrased by driving my JL the way it was designed or intended.
If my father or brother in law chided me for it, I'd tell them to pound sand while snorkeling. It's nearly the same thing.
I like my Jeep. I like everything about it. Especially what makes it way better than any ordinary two wheel drive car.
Best wishes, happy Jeeping.
Jay
Not to belabor anything further but something's been knawing on me.
Why would you have been embarrased to use 4WD to move your rig in snow? That's exactly why 4WD was invented.
Needing to prove that you can jump tall buildings in a single bound while only in 2WD seems strange. At a hunting camp, my rig would have naturally already been in 4WD (likely 4Lo) already just getting there. Getting it started and moving should have been peanuts.
It seems like you rely way to much on your experience with the LSD and only select 4WD for the most tumultuous of circumstances.
For me, if I'm not on pavement or some maintained and grated dirt road, 4WD is my best friend. It's why I purchased the JL in the first place. For me nearly anything off-road (off pavement) = 4WD almost instinctively.
My AWD nature just doesn't require a computer and a fancy transfer case. I'll never be embarrased by driving my JL the way it was designed or intended.
If my father or brother in law chided me for it, I'd tell them to pound sand while snorkeling. It's nearly the same thing.
I like my Jeep. I like everything about it. Especially what makes it way better than any ordinary two wheel drive car.
Best wishes, happy Jeeping.
Jay
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