Drive train question

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Thumper291

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I have a 2012 jku sport. What would I need to do to it to make all 4 wheels drive.. Not into rock crawling being from Mass. But would like to do some trails.
 
Skid_Kid

Skid_Kid

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Front and rear lockers of some sort. If you looking for just for the winter and lite wheeling then maybe a limited slips. Try looking up Eaton Detroit Truetracs.
 
10frank9

10frank9

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Thumper291 said:
I have a 2012 jku sport. What would I need to do to it to make all 4 wheels drive.. Not into rock crawling being from Mass. But would like to do some trails.
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That's easy you put your transfer case I to 4HI for higher speeds. 4Lo for crawling.

I've got no lockers front or rear and have done fine on every trail I've come across in So Cali.
 
OverlanderJK

OverlanderJK

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I'm a little confused. Are you asking about making a 2wd a 4wd or asking how to put it into 4wd? :thinking:
 
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Thumper291

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I talking about when the wheel slips it sends power to the other side. I would like the axles to be locked so I have true 4 wheel drive. Wasn't sure if it could be bypassed.
 
10frank9

10frank9

Web Wheeler
Thumper291 said:
I talking about when the wheel slips it sends power to the other side. I would like the axles to be locked so I have true 4 wheel drive. Wasn't sure if it could be bypassed.
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Read your Jeep manual. There's info in there about turning off your traction control partially or fully.
 
arashi

arashi

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I've tried both, before purchasing (no lockers / lockers) HUGE difference! When a say tried it, I say try both jeep on the same trail, with all stock on it. The only difference was the lockers...
 
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