TOY84OTA MAN

Alright ill let him know.. reason why he wants to be in 2wd low is because he wanted to show the jeeps he can do it in 2 low instead of 4 low, I dont know I honestly belieave he does not deserve that Toyota. He wants to break something break a jeep theres Plenty of those around and not so many of our precious lil 80's Mini Trucks. and ill tell him to get a Suburu

83

I'm assuming we're talking about a teenager here?

80 yota kid

oooooooohhhhh that hurt (no this was not me in 4Low)

peapicker

I have never seen a transfer case explode like that! I would have looked under there and cried like a six year old who just dropped his sucker on the ground!

Lumpia

Oh, I came close, but then my eyes started watering because of the sweat running into them, so I had an excuse.

Windsor

I've used 4lo with hubs unlocked several times, usually when I want to exercise my mall-crawling (er.. hump some curbs because of stupid dead-end parking lots).

84YotaBuck

I use 4 Lo with the hubs unlocked every day. Have a freakin steep driveway and don't need to be wasting the clutch on it.

83

Well, it's this: "reason why he wants to be in 2wd low is because he wanted to show the jeeps he can do it in 2 low instead of 4 low" that makes me think teenager.

Nothing necessarily wrong with it, just seem like the sort of thing you grow out of at some point. Doesn't have anything to do with driving on the street in 4wd with hubs locked in, though.

sh0kk86

any good wheeling spots in sierra vista?

JeEVeS

i new a guy from slc that swore his old yota pickup drag raced (lmao already) faster in 4 high cause of traction. though a very valed thought, i think you need more than 120 ponies under the hood to utilize the theory.

and wait, i thought you said your "friend" was in 4 high. cause when i trail around with the crew i roll 2 low with the twin stick to see if i can. the only reason im in low is cause of the lack of 22re power in the runner. but i almost always try 2 on the trail. then 4 when i just want to get through or give up.

t0mwat3r

In the Huachuca mountains

TOY84OTA MAN

Oh ya! plenty of wheeling in those Mountains! There is a run at Sands Ranch Trail is about a 2, 3 depending on which line you take. August 15th, I beleave its a Saturday. 8:00am at the Shell station, at Mustang Corners, Whetstone AZ. Anybody who wants to go is invited.. Including you Tom, if you ever answer your dang Phone!!

desertcamper67

With a rear locker I get all over the desert without locking the hubs. On occasion I need a little more traction and control so into Lo it goes. Only when I see something challenging do I send out the "hub boy or girl" to lock 'em in.

Also helps when desending steep hills.

buckz6319

Well just to chime in on this topic... here is my 02 cents....my 95 4runner 3vze auto original owners manual in the glove box...states that the 4runner be driven in the 4x4 mode for 10 miles each month to keep all moving parts lubed

I called 3 local Toyota stealerships in GA and asked the service manager about doing this on pavement, because of all the things I have heard would happen to the drive train if on pavement.The svc manager said that it will not hurt anything as long as your not turning sharp circles or switchbacks.....I under stand what he is saying and do understand thet the drive train needs lubed

I do the 4H on my way home from work for a section of paved road that is straight for about 11 miles with no turns and never had any problems, however if I try to turn on to a street in 4H then that is not good because you can tear something up because things are moving at different speeds between front and rear

t0mwat3r

Haha been busy dude, I may be able to make that run. Ill give you a call in the next few days

sh0kk86

dang, gotta work 6am-2pm the 15th going to the dbacks dodgers game that night.