What affect? The only affect I've seen is beneficial, it prevents the wheels from locking up separately and losing traction.
Matt
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Wheels/Snow Tires
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17 years ago
Hey!!! I had an S-10 pickup years ago. It was a great truck. A real truck... except a bit on the small side.
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17 years ago
Chuckle, yes, it was the size I was referring to... :-)
Matt
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17 years ago
Hmm... I dunno about snow - but on the sandy-dirt roads around here I'm much better off giving the e-brake a yank when the ABS kicks on during a panic stop... I wouldn't suggest that maneuver on dry pavement though :)
JS
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Well there was a K5 blazer that was based on the half-ton PU model at the time. Had both full and part time 4WD options. Like a 2-door short wheelbase Suburban.
JS
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17 years ago
I agree that in sand or deep snow, locking the wheels is actually beneficial to stopping distance. However, virtually all other occasions are better served by incipient lock-up, but not full lock-up.
Matt