For a two wheel drive car, should I buy 4 or 2?
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Only buy 1 set which has 2 chains. Look upp recomendations in your autos owners manual.
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This combo will run up to 4s, great combination! Not sure what you are running it in but Slash 2wd is a monster with this setup
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Two would do both and you should have some left over. One is not enough for both vehicles.
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One will help. If you have a mid to large sedan, I would use 2. It does cool it off, didn't have that odd smell in it either, the one from everything cooking in the car.
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yes you buy the 2 x 4s. you are buying the framework and tilting mechanisms... well worth the money..
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That completely depends on what motor you have. The 4 cylinder, 2.5l takes the 337-1068. If you have the 6 cylinder 4.2l, this is the correct starter for your vehicle.
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I would get the 4 seater. The 2 seater leaves no room for extras in the back other than an embedded golf bags.
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I don't have experience with both, but I think a 4-wheel cleaner is likely to be more stable than a 3-wheel cleaner and climb the pool wall better. I recently chose the Kreepy Krauly, and I've been very happy with it.
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I didn't know about the 4 wheel alternative - so I can't answer the question
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2 is way better. Better response if you ask me they pound and can handle more power. .
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1 comfortably, or 2 small people. This car goes so slow, I am not really happy with it. For the cost it should have had 2 speeds. Sorry that isn't what you asked, but 1 little person is best!
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there are two chains in each set so you should only need one set unless you plan to use 4 wheel drive and have them on all tires. Most cars are rear wheel drive and that's where you would put them.
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I have only used 4 wheelers, but they have those baby strollers with 3 for walks with babies...for people who exercise, so I'm assuming 3 wheels would be good. If it's a price issue, I'm sure either works fine
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If you have wheels on the front, you only need 2. If you have no wheels, you'd need 4.
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For an ATV all you should need is 2 on the rear but if your not comfortable with 2 use 4 or 2 with a cross strap on the front. The front strap should be used with the 2 anyway.
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Depends on "home" use. Driving lag bolts, screws (with an adapter), under hood work on your car the 3/8 is fine. Doing your own tire rotations then I would recommend the 1/2 drive
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I prefer 4 wheel for stability. Pets don't usually stay in one spot...so it needs to be stable....4 wheels