traction control in 2WD, AWD and 4WD only work when you are hitting the gas pedal, if your going around a turn while hitting the brakes, coasting not under power or giving to much gas the tires will slip. when you are heading to a turn, brake in a straight line without turning, then use constant...
Couldn't care less, do you...I dont like every mod, little community quirk or every type of vehicle in the world, but I can appreciate the time and money it takes to mod anything from a Civic to a Raptor R, if ducks/stickers makes you feel like you belong to a community sure, you want to talk...
legal as in not going to pass inspection, I doubt a LE would know the difference between simulated beadlock and beadlock...has anyone on here got pulled over for them or gotten a ticket?
rock monster makes legal beadlocks DOT compliant, the worry is your going to break the ring on the street...
I cant stand people who just add the price of the thing they added to a vehicle... you took off wheels and tires that did cost $2500, now you added wheel and tires that cost $3500... you only added $1000 to the value, not $3500
Not to alarm you**
I would lookeinto why the the coolant was leaking in the first place, I had a leak in the coolant reservoir thinking is was an isolated incident, turns out the engine was misfiring and over heating causing the the coolant reservoir to boil, the gasses causes it to rupture...
I am on my second engine... misfires, tics... cams, rockers, lifters, all replaced...new engine is starting to have more misfire in cylinder 3... here we go again ...less than 18000 miles on it 2022
see all that water stain on the back of the light, that's the water from the wheel getting to the back of the light from the holes on that tail light cubby the light mounts too.
once you take the light out you can see huge holes in the back of the jeeps panels, when it rains the water kicks up...
I have them, they are garbage, they have zero water proofing, oracle told me to waterproof them myself.
I have 4-5 warranty replacements from them. you have to use dielectric grease, then you have to cover the holes in the taillight housing of the jeep so water doesn't spray up from the tires...