When did Kawi offer the P400 4x4 in/out 4wd?
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Here's a question. How come anytime a topic includes an improvement such as, well, anything electronic lets say. Push button 4wd in this case. (you can go back to the old radiator thing as well on this when they started making them as big as 400's). Why is it that somebody always says "just something else to break or tear up"? I'm thinking thats just the last ditch effort to get in another word.
If the manufacturers still thought that way, we'd all be driving Honda 250's or 300's. Sorry, I can take care of my stuff. Give me the gadgets.
If the manufacturers still thought that way, we'd all be driving Honda 250's or 300's. Sorry, I can take care of my stuff. Give me the gadgets.
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Ok thank you guys. So it is limited slip then, right? That's fine although it would be nice to have all the features (in/out & locking diff), but I'd have to buy new get get all those. Anything's better than 2wd in Louisiana (a state that literally sits on 4 miles of "muck") so I'll be happy anyway.
Another question though, this time about the brake set-up. How long has the Prarie offered disk brakes. That's another thing I very sick of with the drum brakes on my Bayou. Once mud and water finds it's way in the first time it does it every time. My front brakes never work after about 2 trips through even modest mud. Disk brakes (front and rear) would just be so much better around here.
Anyone? Thanks again.
Another question though, this time about the brake set-up. How long has the Prarie offered disk brakes. That's another thing I very sick of with the drum brakes on my Bayou. Once mud and water finds it's way in the first time it does it every time. My front brakes never work after about 2 trips through even modest mud. Disk brakes (front and rear) would just be so much better around here.
Anyone? Thanks again.
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