Recent content by AlaskaTJ

One of the reasons to stay in 4WD in ice and snow is you will sit there and spin your tires at stop signs and intersections. Piss people off when it takes you forever to get going in 2wd. 2wd is for people with front wheel drive. Everyone here knows you are far less likely to go into a slide or...

Learning how to drive in winter conditions is the hard part compared to setting up the vehicle for it. Snow, ice, black ice, freezing rain and worst of all the other idiots on the road. It's like everyone has to relearn how to winter drive during the first snows and the accidents increase vastly...

Howdy, Been using the forum as a resource for a few months so thought I would hang out for awhile. 70 year old Alaskan who has been offroading entire life. Started out as a kid tearing the bodies off old fords leaving the frame, engine, seats and gas tank basically and riding the trails in the...