do you feel "less Manly" in a 4x2 than a 4x4?
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VERY true, it corners VERY well............the main limiting factor is the tires.
It's hilarious following a "sports car" on an exit ramp with a dually........
Maybe THAT's why my front tires always seem to wear on the outter edges first......
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4wd for me, being I live in the northland. Neighbor has a late 90ish 2wd dually, and I'm sure he doesn't feel "less manly" when hes at a stoplight looking eye to eye with a little old lady in a buick.
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I went after a 2wd in July when I bought this truck. The resale is better on 4wd and the rebates made the 4wd a free $3000 option. I have driven both and both have their good and bad points. That said, with a small leveling kit and 35's, 4wd feels much more rugged. Is that more manly?
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The only time I have ever wanted a 4x4 is when I was standing in the mud and pouring rain a couple weeks ago hooking up a chain to a tractor to pull my truck out of the ditch...other than that, I love 2wd.
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