Could I make the argument my prerunner is more capable in the snow then a stock 4*4

Right, because most people, like yourself, would assume things about others and what they do with their truck why, exactly? Your comments have not convinced me to sell my truck and buy a 4X4. Not one little bit.

Ridiculous.

But hey, it proves my point exactly.

 

To the OP


No

 

I agree. How could a Prerunner be MORE capable? Not possible, in my mind.

 

Jesus christ is this fapfest still going on?

 

To Dick


Yes

 

Did the OP or Greekstyle17 ever come back?

 

Dickbutt.

 

Yes

and

No

 

Nope... I wanted to have a mentee. lol

Dickbutt.

 

OP ^^^

 

Hey Pete, when you were all like

And then I was all like

Someone was all like
Could I make the... 03-10-2013 08:24 AM agree oz is a tool

 

Prerunner11 no doubt

 

This thread belongs in the WTF thread.

This one time.....at band camp, we had a counselor show us how his corvette handled in the snow. WAY better than a 4x4!!!!!! Thing handled better than a CBR 1000
AND THAT IS SAYIN SOMETHING!!!!

 

People get so butt-hurt on a truck forum, lol. I mean I'm only 18 but yet, you've got grown men on here who get butt-hurt.

 

on his snowmobile

 

Sadly the butt hurt is coming from a 14 year old

 

Sadly, sometuimes their nads don't descend completley, and the pressure builds up under the cerebellum, creating problems with brain functions.

*sand dune

*fagina

 

Who's the target of that argument? The police at checkpoints requiring chains? If so, you'll never win. The rules (chains on all 2wds) are fairly firm. As for my opinion, I agree a 2wd with good tires and a good driver is almost as good, if not better, than a 4wd with either bad tires or a bad driver. Of course, by the same token, a 4wd drive with good tires and a good driver can do wonders.

That said, I did get stopped once on a motorcycle at one of these checkpoints (I-5's Grants Pass in Oregon). The cop thought we (wife & myself) were absolutely nuts, but there was no rule concerning chains and motorcycles. He told us to go on (after trying to talk us out of it) and we proceeded, sometimes no faster than 2-3mph with both feet out to avoid sliding down on the ice. As you can see, we made it (but I'd certainly never try that again).