can the 2002 wolverine do things that 2x4's can such as donuts, burnouts and other things like that?

 

I've been wandering this same question. I asked my local dealer and he said he owned the wolverine, and to make it do donuts and that kind of stuff you had to swing your body around. How can it do this stuff though being full time 4wd? Anyone know a answer?

 

Folks....

I have a 2000 Wolv. with both stock tires and 25" Titan 589MT's.
With the stock tires, you can do some donuts but the won't be tight meaning it will big and round. With the 589's on, I can do a nice tight donut because of the surface area contact with the lugs to the ground.
As for sliding around corners...no probs!!.All you have to do is shift your weight and put pressure on the outside edge on the footpeg with your foot. It's a wonderful thing!.

Anyhow, I love me Wolv. and wouldn't trade it for anything.


Boom

 

If this is so then why can't the rancher 4x4 do dounuts?

 

I can do donuts with the stock tires on. They are not super small ones but I can do them. I can also slide the rear around turns like the 2wd's do but just not quite as easy. I use my weight to help swing it. Actually today I did the biggest one ever for me. I really had that thing sideways. Mine is all stock for now. Will be looking at getting new Titan 489XT's for it.

 

you can still do just about anything a 2wd atv can though right?

 

For the most part it will do what most 2wd's can and go pretty much any place they do as well.