Jeep + empty track + SNOW = wooot!
 

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my car would own u at donut contest!

if i'm not mistaken, your car couldn't even get out of the driveway today, let alone do any form of a donut.

well i'm saying if i did get out of the driveway :p

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Awesome! Three members here with XJs! :)

eh ****ing snow... my car got stuck in the middle of the road right outside my house today lol

Time to buy an XJ!!!! :D

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P.S.

next time it snows, let me know when you're gonna be up there so I can go 4 wheelin down the track!

Imagine how much fun you could have it you had a real 4x4!;)

like the 4runner? :huh:

i can vouch for the xj's being donut kings. my cousin used to have one and i used to take it out and do donuts before i got my drivers liscence. now he has a yj which is almost as good but doesnt kick out as fast. i cant wait to try out the vue cause the rodeo was the worst at donuts. it didnt have enough power to spin all 4 tires in the snow. sometimes it would bog out from losing wind. why did i like that truck so much?

Ummm, doing donuts with a 4 wheel drive vehicle is not exactly a sign that it's a good 4x4, duhh! Anybody with rear wheel drive can do donuts in the snow so it's nothing to be proud of.

you're right, Jeeps arent real 4x4's :rollseye:

i disagree. a good 4wd system should keep constant power to all 4 wheels as much as possible which should equate to good donuts. now if your talking locking differentials then thats a whole other story. but yeah jeep 4wd systems are good but toyota ones are sub-par imo. i had a toyota one in my isuzu and i honestly was no where near impressed.

Umm, that was not a Toyota 4WD system in your Isuzu. Aisin makes different parts for the various imports. And the Aisin Toyota parts will outlast any Jeep parts on a serious trail. If you know anyone doing donuts in a 4WD then their front differential wasn't working. Jeep does have some capable 4WD vehicles but the XJ is not highly rated.

my isuzu had a GM drivetrain, a toyota transfercase, and a mopar rear end. this is all info i gathered from the isuzu forums so be it true or not its just what i've heard. i am sure of the gm drivetrain though and the dana 44 rearend

what's xj? XtragyJeep? :lol:

<-- killed a jeep trans at work tonight, what a POS lol

toyota does make a good 4x4 system, I'll give them that. but why would you say the cherokee isnt good? its the same drive line as a wrangler, just different axel lengths.

XJ is the body code for a cherokee. and you didnt kill the Jeep, it probably just got stuck halfway in neutral.

Plus, the jeep kasey killed was a liberty. those suck! :lol:

LOL import trucks? this is america, take that jap crap to the heart of texas n see what they think of an asian 4x4 LOL im tired:)

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AMERICAN V8's OWN JAP CRAP! :eyeroll:

must be related to skorpion317 , because you're just as stupid

fawking moron.


i own a jeep, but have nothing against yota/ zuki owners, 2 JAP CRAP companies that produce/produced some pretty good 4 wheeling trucks in the past and present.

i'll be looking forward to doing some jeep drifting and donuts in my WJ when i get home to Jackson on the 14th.

I don't understand why there's all this excitement saying if you can do donuts in a 4x4 its not working right. I never said I had it in 4wd. :roll: Actually, the jeep is fantastic in the snow w/o 4wd, I only had to use it once to get out of where I got myself stuck.

If you notice in the pics, only the BACK end of the jeep is snowy... if i was 4x4ing, the whole damn thing would be covered.