Quadra-Drive

[as0l0]

seems that most people start out in 4Hi and then move to 4Lo only when they have a problem. Logically, this tells me that 4Lo is the best bet for getting through difficult terrain. But....i'm not so sure you all are saying that.

[bikemat]

for difficult terrain with little traction, 4lo. That way you'll be in 4wd the whole time rather than rear wheel drive until you start slipping

[hemijeepy]

Originally Posted by as0l0

seems that most people start out in 4Hi and then move to 4Lo only when they have a problem. Logically, this tells me that 4Lo is the best bet for getting through difficult terrain. But....i'm not so sure you all are saying that.

I use High for beach, dunes, med- tracks and general light wheelin. I start out in LOW no mater how hard it may get (or easy) if there is a Steep accent/decent EG: if I want to slowly go down a rocky hill even if its not hard i'll use LOW to save my breaks....... If going up a rocky hill and It's an easy path i still use Low as its putting less load on the car and I find its much more controlable.