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Originally posted by andyverran
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No i found it after a local road was closed .....' You've arrived on a rather special night. It's one of the master's affairs.' -
I was VERY careful to use the word 'apparently' !
Previous posters have made the comment that their Surfs were better on ATs in the snow than they were on MTs - I just passed on the info as I've been perfectly happy with my GG AT2s on tarmac, mud and snow and haven't felt the need to try MTs
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I think it's the other way about. The tread on ats allowed the snow to stick to the snow and give more traction. Muds have a wider tread and are not as effective. Now I don't know if this is right or wrong but I do know I've had fun in snow running bothOriginally posted by Sylux View PostIsn't the "theory" that ATs are self-cleaning and muds allow the snow to compact into the threads etc. Hence some muds being bad on snow?
Or something like that
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Originally posted by Sylux View PostIsn't the "theory" that ATs are self-cleaning and muds allow the snow to compact into the threads etc. Hence some muds being bad on snow?
Or something like that
Sipes.Comment
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Sipes, sorry
Black Sheep: Yeh...sounds more like it
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Sorry to be dim, what's "LSD" other than the mind altering substance?
Also, anyone tried winter tyres on these trucks?Comment
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Limited Slip Differential; I believe it was a factory option in Japan. On your VIN plate the "Trans / Axle" bit will tell you what you have if you google the code. My 2nd gen has a G145.Originally posted by T4R View Post
As for winter tyres, I stuck Vredestein Wintrac Xtremes on and can highly recommend them for wet grip but have so far not used them on snow.Comment
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