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Posted by CB in central NY on February 28, 2007 at 10:14:51 from (63.162.143.5):
Greetings. A few days ago (during our big nor"easter storm) I took my Toyota 4x4 up the road through some heavy drifts to try and pull another car out. To make a long story short, I got stuck too and had to get myself and the other car pulled out with a tractor. Anyway... While I was trying to get the truck out (road had iced over, zero traction and downhill slope) I noticed that in 4-wheel-drive only ONE rear and ONE forward tire were spinning. I recall seeing somewhere years ago a reference to installing some type of kit that will actually let all four wheels provide traction when 4-wheel-drive is engaged. I would appreciate any opinion as to these "kits", how effective they are, how difficult they are to install, and if are they worthwhile. Thanks in advance.
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