<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Polaris911

I had my quad out in the snow 2 weeks ago after waking up to 7-8 inches of snow. My Polaris 4x4 PVT system didn't have a problem.</end quote></div>


what is this "snow" stuff you are talking about? Sound fun I would like to see some one day.

 

first of all,who the hell keeps 4 or 5 psi in their tires when riding in snow/ice conditions anyway? you should have 2 or 3!!! you'll get twice the traction.

 

I run 5 PSI in my all year long!!.....And I live in Canada..........no trouble at all!!.....Caper.........

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: GTPUSA

first of all,who the hell keeps 4 or 5 psi in their tires when riding in snow/ice conditions anyway? you should have 2 or 3!!! you'll get twice the traction.</end quote></div>


ME

 

Same here.

 

well it seems to me that something is wrong if it kicks in awd when the witch is in 2x4 no matter if your on snow ,dirt or waht ever you spin on. the only time i would only run 3psi is if i was climbing slowly over rocks.

 

While doing donuts on ice, I noticed that whichever way i turned, that front wheel would engage. My AWD was turned off. When I did a donut with AWD on, all 4 tires were engaged. I parked on a log, and when the right rear was spinning, the right front engaged, again with AWD off. When I put it back in AWD, all four pulled me over the log. Its almost like an On Demand depending which side in the rear is spinning, with AWD off.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: ThreQtrWlf

While doing donuts on ice, I noticed that whichever way i turned, that front wheel would engage. My AWD was turned off. When I did a donut with AWD on, all 4 tires were engaged. I parked on a log, and when the right rear was spinning, the right front engaged, again with AWD off. When I put it back in AWD, all four pulled me over the log. Its almost like an On Demand depending which side in the rear is spinning, with AWD off.</end quote></div>


Dont scramys have solid rear axle?? Or am i wrong?

 

ummm yeah they are solid axle.... both tires should always be spinning in the back.... If not you have serious issues....