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Eh, I don't think he has to. I think I summed it up pretty good.
No i'm only 17 and i'm grounded from the computer that is why i'm not talking
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ya iron ranger did sum it up. No i'm only 17 and i'm grounded from the computer that is why i'm not talking, and also i chose 2wd because i originally lowered the truck 5", so i did fall in love with an old rust bucket, but like he said my pride and joy is there in that truck, and also for being on a budget i'm real happy with the outcome...
I will be the bigger man and say sorry for being an ass at first.
yea thats understandable. i was just kinda curious what made him pick a 2wd over a 4wd. lol not to be mean but i think its kinda funny how he aint even talking lol.

2wd offroading is all about driver skill, if you get stuck, there is no pulling a lever to get unstuck. the correct lines need to be picked, lots of chances/risks taken and sometimes a little digging and winching. I pesonally enjoy it more b/c there is a greater chance of getting stuck which requires me to focus more and learn to drive better so that when i do get into a 4x4 i CAN go anywhere. usually get a big rush while going thru a big mud hole and the truck starts to bog near then end and im just hoping she wont run out of steam or bury up before i can get thru it.
And to all the naysayers, a locked 2wd WILL go places an open diffed 4wd can. if you gear right and can crawl, it is easy to outdo a 4x4. do it all the time to my best friend in his toyota. he looks like this too![]()
flat ground?
otherwise bullfarginsheeeeit![]()