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Old 01-12-2006, 03:35 PM
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I've been offroad quite a few times now and through all that I forgot to mention this: when you put the tcase in 4lo, the dash TELLS you that TC is turned off. Egads, how could I have forgotten? At any rate, that's the way it is.

How about an activated limited slip for the front end? One that you could select to engage clutch packs so that it can slip when it gets past say 200ft/lbs to prevent breakage but will still supply plenty of assist? New product idea?
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I've been offroad quite a few times now and through all that I forgot to mention this: when you put the tcase in 4lo, the dash TELLS you that TC is turned off. Egads, how could I have forgotten? At any rate, that's the way it is.

How about an activated limited slip for the front end? One that you could select to engage clutch packs so that it can slip when it gets past say 200ft/lbs to prevent breakage but will still supply plenty of assist? New product idea?
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