F150 Locking Differential vs 4X4
We are considering changing our toad to a F150, the new aluminum based model with the eco boost. (Minimal light towing maybe once a year, with a lighter hauling trailer.) I was talking this over wi...
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I don't know about the percentage numbers. I did have a '97 F150 with limited slip. Drove it in/out of a dirt road, actually across pasture, to our hunting cabin a number of times when it was sloppy mud. Slow going sometimes, but never got stuck. It was flat nearly to the cabin. But could not go up the gentle slope last 30 yards to the cabin.
I do have 4x4 now, but very rarely ever use it, mud, snow, or ice.
I do have 4x4 now, but very rarely ever use it, mud, snow, or ice.
