i sure did!!! and also did my friends, specially since we were at 20*F at 1:00 pm, and i began calling them so they could bring their jeeps with winches and pull me out.... fortunately for me, with that unusually cold weather all of them were at their houses with nothing to do... it took only 2 winches and about 5 minutes for them to pull me out of there, and the jeep suffered only minor damage....
I don't understand why people think 2wd trucks are so incapable.
I remember watching and riding with bwarren228 at URE in NC and he never had any issues. A 2wd with a rear locker can do more than a lot of people think. Open/open can be tricky, but if you've got some weight in the bed and a good driver you can make it work as well.
the 4 inch ice wouldnt hold up but i tried anyways. i knew i was gonna end up on this post the second the front end fell through. might couldv backedout but both rear tires were sittin on solid ice.
i dont get why 2wd guys go anywhere other than on the pavement
Cuz we can! BTW i went muddin yesterday (in my 2wd) and had walls of mud 8 ft high and all over everything....didn't get stuck and had just as much fun as if i'd hit those holes in 4wd!
the 4 inch ice wouldnt hold up but i tried anyways. i knew i was gonna end up on this post the second the front end fell through. might couldv backedout but both rear tires were sittin on solid ice.
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2008 Nissan XTerra
Andromeda, Rommie for short
2005 Nissan Frontier SE
The 4x4 is basically an anti stuck device, when you have too much fun in a 2wd
SUDINGUSNAVY
Linear Mode
