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1066 Boy
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Greenlaning.

Post by 1066 Boy » Sun Jan 11, 2015 8:36 am

Hi All. I will be going greenlaning in the :suzuki: for the 1st time soon. :doublethumbs:
I am not new to offroad but i have a question about the sj before i break something.
I understand with no centre diff that its 2wd on road only. My question is can i leave the
front hubs locked in between lanes so i can just shift into 4wd when i get to the mud :?:
Regards Allan.
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Re: Greenlaning.

Post by Ladaman » Sun Jan 11, 2015 8:53 am

Yes.

I don't have lockable front hubs, they are the permanent drive type. It just means you will use a slightly bit more fuel.
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Re: Greenlaning.

Post by 1066 Boy » Sun Jan 11, 2015 1:58 pm

Ok, thanks for that. :thumbup:
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