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BWAF

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Cheers....after 4 hrs of mowing im beat!
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DG Rider

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Yea been trying, but I’m Facebook illiterate

Chupacabra Offroad

Try that?....

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Me too. Maybe the link above. Says it can't be embedded.

I saw it when posted. Totally surprised how abrupt the power transfer was. Don't know how they don't break axles...
 
popeye

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There’s another video of the passenger side, that passenger side tire spins a $hit ton before it grabs and climbs. Might work most of the time.... but that one time when you’re at the tipping point and because you have to wait for the computer to catch up with the wheel speed sensors, it’s gonna hurt

It’s still impressive, cause show me another sport machine with a front end that will do that.... but it’s still not a mechanical locker


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DG Rider

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There’s another video of the passenger side, that passenger side tire spins a $hit ton before it grabs and climbs. Might work most of the time.... but that one time when you’re at the tipping point and because you have to wait for the computer to catch up with the wheel speed sensors, it’s gonna hurt

It’s still impressive, cause show me another sport machine with a front end that will do that.... but it’s still not a mechanical locker


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Yep...just realized that and edited my post. The one i saw, the front tire chirped 2-3 times if i recall.
 
joeymt33

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There’s another video of the passenger side, that passenger side tire spins a $hit ton before it grabs and climbs. Might work most of the time.... but that one time when you’re at the tipping point and because you have to wait for the computer to catch up with the wheel speed sensors, it’s gonna hurt

It’s still impressive, cause show me another sport machine with a front end that will do that.... but it’s still not a mechanical locker


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I saw the video. It pretty much confirms what my fears were. It would be great for our farm rig or a pioneer for the wife to drive around on the trail rides she will attend. But for me it’s unacceptable. It fails when the trails get tougher. Now granted it would work great for 95% of the time which is what I said along time ago but for that 5% of the time when you’re in a real bad spot it will let you down. I mean no disrespect for the people that have it but for my writing style I just could not use it.
 
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There’s another video of the passenger side, that passenger side tire spins a $hit ton before it grabs and climbs. Might work most of the time.... but that one time when you’re at the tipping point and because you have to wait for the computer to catch up with the wheel speed sensors, it’s gonna hurt

It’s still impressive, cause show me another sport machine with a front end that will do that.... but it’s still not a mechanical locker


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My YXZ mechanically locks the front. No funny business going on with it lol.
 
DG Rider

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I saw the video. It pretty much confirms what my fears were. It would be great for our farm rig or a pioneer for the wife to drive around on the trail rides she will attend. But for me it’s unacceptable. It fails when the trails get tougher. Now granted it would work great for 95% of the time which is what I said along time ago but for that 5% of the time when you’re in a real bad spot it will let you down. I mean no disrespect for the people that have it but for my writing style I just could not use it.
Sounds like a good summary.
 
popeye

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I saw the video. It pretty much confirms what my fears were. It would be great for our farm rig or a pioneer for the wife to drive around on the trail rides she will attend. But for me it’s unacceptable. It fails when the trails get tougher. Now granted it would work great for 95% of the time which is what I said along time ago but for that 5% of the time when you’re in a real bad spot it will let you down. I mean no disrespect for the people that have it but for my writing style I just could not use it.

My thought on your opinion is very close, but part of me wonders if with the better suspension will you be able to carry more momentum, and never even be able to tell the difference? I want to say yes


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