Shifting to 4H on Wet Roads.

[Ungas]

wreckless::: Pwede ka mag shift ng 4H or 4L on loose grounds and soil wag lang sa concrete pavements.

Tsaka wag mong seryosohin posts ni kiper, kundi mababaliw ka sa kaka-intay. :mrgreen:

[wreckless]

sa lahar na lang..hehehehe..

what abt rough roads??
tipong lubak lubak na parang mini-moon craters.
d ba dapat 4H dun?

[Ungas]

Imo, kung kaya naman ng 2H mo, no need to shift it to 4H. Kahit naman lubak lubak kaya ng 2WD mode.

[pajerokid]

Kung rough roads, tama si Ungas, 2H lang oks na yan :D

Para sakin primary use ng 4H is for slippery roads. Iba ang kapit ng 4H sa wet highways!

[Ungas]

Para sakin primary use ng 4H is for slippery roads. Iba ang kapit ng 4H sa wet highways!

I envy Pajeros becuase they can do that to their transfer gears. Guess I coundn't have the best of both worlds. :P

[pajerokid]

Dont worry pre.... inggit naman kami sa locking diffs nyo! :mrgreen:

[wreckless]

so sa wet hi-ways (concrete pavement)..
d pwede ang 4H sa patrol??
sa paj kasi kapag madulas nga naka 4H ako.

tuwing kelan ginagamit ung diff lock??

haayyy..
mukhang kailangan ko na ng offroading lessons ni wolfpack...

[Ungas]

Sama kayo on the 29th! This will be fun! :mrgreen:

Diff locks can only be used if 4WD traction cannot be attained. Wheel spin on all 4 wheels, activate the diff lock and for sure your traction will be achieved.

[wreckless]

im really lookin forward to that date...
d kasi natuloy yung paglalaro sa lahar last weekend e..

[Cale]

For my toyota tacoma, i usually shift to 4H when its raining hard that is on hard surface, i have the automatic disconnecting differential (ADD) so i can shift to 4H even my truck is running below 55 MPH or 80 KMH. i dont use my differential lock on hard surface because of unstable jerky movement and might damage the rear differential, when we play in the mud and sometimes we got stuck in the then that's the only time that i use my differential lock.
thanks a lot and have a great day
peace out ya all
Cale