gettin cold, first time lifted truck.

[jarfly]

So you guys any tips? Goin to be dailying my 97 thro the winter to bag/bodie my s10. Just lock er in and go? put weight in bed? Have 1 VERY steep and curvy hill I have to go across....

 

[swtjames23]

So... What's the question? Please repeat in English.

 

[06RangerXLT]

yea, that sounded a little dutch...

 

[Mac]

Good rear tires and weight in the back is what I always do. I've had a couple of "beverages" so I understood him just fine.
Dave of the Nord

 

[Jonny Boy]

I think he wants some tips on how to drive his lifted truck in the winter?

 

[michowski]

Start the car, if its below freezing give it a few minutes to warm up. Slicker roads since there cold. If it snows allow a longer distance for braking. Little weight in the back will help with traction and if you have 4wd, you will love snow.

 

[88ranger89camaro]

eda bum bum bum bla ka la


anyway i would put some kind of weight in the bed and use 4 high, maybe 4 low if you are going to creep up the grade

 

[schaffer]

I put about 300 lbs of weight in the back of my truck.....really helped since I have mud tires.


Goes just about anywhere.

 

[kman]

Good tire and 4 wheel drive is all u need. my truck never got stuck. only used 4wd when I was board and decided I wanted to go drift busting out in the country or when pulling people out. if u can control a vehicle well 2wd with weight will get the job done as long as ur not out to run threw fields and stuff

 

[shane96ranger]

Good rear tires and weight in the back is what I always do. I've had a couple of "beverages" so I understood him just fine.
Dave of the Nord

LOL. It takes a couple adult beverages to comprehendo then?

 

[02RangerXLT]

I wouldn't be worried about going across the hill... its the up and down the hill that could be tedious.