I recently came across a prowler that was listed for sale: The ad stated that it had new tires front and rear, but here is where I got confused! The front tires were 26", and the back were 27", seems to me that this would cause a lot of strain on the drivetrain when operating in 4 wheel drive. Any thoughts on this! This to my thinking would be like running 2 different gearsets, or would the difference be very small? Any and all thoughts are encouraged! Thanks.....................RD
The difference would be small,but I wouldn't do it.The old honda 300 4x4 run a staggered tire size,they was a 1'' difference front to back they were full time 4-wheel drive.
Understand that one First Hand: 4X4 F250, 2 different gear sets, great until put in 4 wheel drive, result front case split in half, must say it was a experience to remember!
No, it was a truck we picked up at a lot, the front driveshaft was in the bed, we had the truck out for a test drive, and figured what the heck, lets put the shaft back in and try it. The sales guy was a little upset, but we figured that it was his problem, and we passed on buying the truck. Never went back to that lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!RD
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