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11-28-2001, 08:02 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: PDX, OR
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I used to do my winter wheelin' on Long Island NY, and 4 wheel drive with decent tires was all you needed, but there really aren't any hills on LI.
So, what do people prefer for chains? Front only, back only, all 4 wheels? No chains at all?
Thanks for any help... 
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2001 Amber Fire Sport, Soft top, hard doors, Dana 44, 3.73, 30", K&N, HL-4, Crimestopper Alarm, Mopar Eng./Tranny Skid, Amsoil all around, Class III hitch, Cargo Carrier, Optima Red Top...I'm broke!
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11-29-2001, 08:19 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Michigan's UP
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Where do you live now? I use a set of Bridgestone Winter Dueler Snow and Ice tires and they are terrific on pavement. I don't know about using them for off road use in the winter, though they should be fine. I can drive up hills in rear drive with these new tires.
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11-29-2001, 09:15 AM
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Here's an article that might be useful for you:
http://www.4x4now.com/bb1097.htm
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01 Sport, front drum brake & birfield joint conversion, custom '4 Wheel Drive' stickers, neon washer nozzles, chrome type 'r' oil pan bolts, wooden bead seat pads, racing exhaust tip, offroad license plate frame,
lots of misc. stuff (2.5" Skyjacker springs, 1" BL, 1"MML, Custom flat tcase & engine skid, RE arms, Skyjacker shocks, JKS Discos, Superlift Trac bars, Garvin bumpers, Warn 9.5ti, Lockright & trac-lock, 32" BFG KM's, Kilby & warn skids, EOR rocker bars, cowl snorkel)
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11-29-2001, 11:51 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: PDX, OR
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Thank!
I'm living in Portland, Oregon. We have a few hills in town, but it's only a few minutes to total wilderness here, and some serious snow wheelin'...
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2001 Amber Fire Sport, Soft top, hard doors, Dana 44, 3.73, 30", K&N, HL-4, Crimestopper Alarm, Mopar Eng./Tranny Skid, Amsoil all around, Class III hitch, Cargo Carrier, Optima Red Top...I'm broke!
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Chains for winter?
