Plumber101010
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That is the very reason I turned away from the LE and got the Deluxe. The "I" is just one more thing to be a problem in the future.That because of the new i4WD system,
my original P-1000 is going to be highly sought after for having true lockers and I should keep it and not EVER think of selling it?
That is the very reason I turned away from the LE and got the Deluxe. The "I" is just one more thing to be a problem in the future.
Well that's obviously my mistake by not researching deeper but I didn't know you could still get front lockers in any of the 2017/18 models.
But after reading your reply... LOL.
So you can still get either a three or five seater with power steering and regular front lockers like the 2016?
Okie Dokie! Kind of makes my thread obsolete
So got a question. I just bought mine p1000-5 and rode a lot of road miles this last weekend. I put it in H and 2wd. In my mind on the road at high speed 2wd would be the logical route but is the I4wd okay for running full speed? For instance on some flat big trails where your speed is fast for a while. This is my first sxs so just never had any experience with them.
So got a question. I just bought mine p1000-5 and rode a lot of road miles this last weekend. I put it in H and 2wd. In my mind on the road at high speed 2wd would be the logical route but is the I4wd okay for running full speed? For instance on some flat big trails where your speed is fast for a while. This is my first sxs so just never had any experience with them.
Don't EVER sell it, EVER EVER EVER.That because of the new i4WD system,
my original P-1000 is going to be highly sought after for having true lockers and I should keep it and not EVER think of selling it?
Ahh ya button hooked me! "The Goat" lol. Sorry Adam Sandler back in the day lolThis system operates like alot of newer awd cars. It uses the brakes to stop the wheel that's spinning and force the opponsite one to move instead. I can't see any issue driving with it on all the time. Just be wary of it if your having some spirited fun and trying to slide the rear around in on tight fast trails. It could cause the vehicle to hook unexpectedly.