Rear Wheel Spin At Junctions

[surfoffroad]

Last year I changes from KNZ130 to KZN185 very pleased with new Surf but I seem to get a lot of wheel spin when setting off at junctions is this normal. To me it feels as if the diff is locked solid.

[fatfires]

or you got a heavy right boot

[BUSHWHACKER]

Last year I changes from KNZ130 to KZN185 very pleased with new Surf but I seem to get a lot of wheel spin when setting off at junctions is this normal. To me it feels as if the diff is locked solid.

Happens to me all the time!


Check your tyre pressures first, should be about 30 p.s.i.

[Apache]

Not sure why you think the diff is involved...

Are the tyres the ones it came from Japan on? That might be the issue.

[legendgamesmaster]

mine spun regularly (2.4 with no power!) and always skidded on breaking on the old boots, got new and it sticks like glue.

[Smego2]

there is a little button on the transfer lever, press it and violer no more wheelspin ;-)

[Cant Get Right]

Happens to me all the time!


Check your tyre pressures first, should be about 30 p.s.i.

Swine, hey u still not told me how much ur wanting for doing a manual?????
God am so jelous o you

[Growler]

I thought this was caused by me using divers boot on accelerator

[surfoffroad]

wheel spin

Hi

I have changed the tyers for UK part of the deal when I got it from chequed flag. When they wear down BFG All Terrains will be going on.

I am not always heavey footed will still spin if gentle.

convert to veg oil and save money

[Vagrant No2]

Hi

I have changed the tyers for UK part of the deal when I got it from chequed flag. When they wear down BFG All Terrains will be going on.

I am not always heavey footed will still spin if gentle.

convert to veg oil and save money

Mine is fitted with BFG's and always rips up from juntions .Even Tam spun them up and she is very easy on the throttle . She used to bollock me for it but now dont say anything about it when it happens .

[KERRSURF]

Fit some 37" muds, if you light them up you are then you are def too heavy on the gas.