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hm..
never really tryed with my 92, Ive done some decent damage to my rock/tar drive way with my 87 toro. I have about 100ft driveway I think I ripped up half of it, But then again its only rock/tar.
:( I dont have traction control. or touring/sport rear susp (I only have load leveling)
I think my new toro is geared to high to have any power from a stand still I have mean accel at 30km but first gears just to big
:( I dont have traction control. or touring/sport rear susp (I only have load leveling)
I think my new toro is geared to high to have any power from a stand still I have mean accel at 30km but first gears just to big
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Originally Posted by dbtk2
You must have started off on some gravel or something and then kept the RPMs so high it never re-gained traction.
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well I wouldnt stomp on it..
I wouldnt stomp on it From a dead stop, Ive tryed that a few times with my 87 toro, I get wierd feeling like the trannys going to fall out. But i grew up mostly drivng big chevy trucks. and the fwd is just different.
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I can do it no sweat...2500-3000 rpm from a dead stop...break traction no problem at all.
I plan on investing into some new tires for the fronts (will move to the rear in the winter)
You should see me go in the rain...Drifter knows...lol
I plan on investing into some new tires for the fronts (will move to the rear in the winter)
You should see me go in the rain...Drifter knows...lol
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