Interesting concept converting these transit vans. Coincidentally I actually own a Jeep JKU and a Ford Transit. My transit's two-wheel drive of course. Great video content on your site. I'll look forward to seeing you at the moroe expo. I'll track you down and introduce myself. Thanks Ken Backcountry nomad
How long has the new Transit chassis been out, including the lead up to the 2020 and Quigley has Still not come out with a 4x4 kit! Almost five years and nothing yet...
On-Demand 4WD systems operate primarily in two-wheel drive during normal driving conditions. When a slippery surface such as snow or mud is encountered, 4WD is automatically engaged and power is transferred to the secondary axle. Overall, the main difference between 4x4 and AWD is that AWD systems are always active and automatically share torque among the axles when low-traction conditions are detected, while 4WD systems are part-time and need to be engaged by the driver. AWD is better on pavement. 4x4 is better off-road.
Almost had me fooled! Haha, def a great build ready to go for someone.
Almost had me fooled says the LITERAL CAMERA MAN...
@@BakerOverland 😉🤫
Interesting concept converting these transit vans. Coincidentally I actually own a Jeep JKU and a Ford Transit. My transit's two-wheel drive of course. Great video content on your site. I'll look forward to seeing you at the moroe expo. I'll track you down and introduce myself. Thanks Ken Backcountry nomad
Come say hey Ken!
Just subscribed, your channel has good content 👍
Welcome aboard!
How long has the new Transit chassis been out, including the lead up to the 2020 and Quigley has Still not come out with a 4x4 kit! Almost five years and nothing yet...
Crazy isn’t it?
We’re you parked at Murray Park by the AR River in that thing 2/25? I saw it or one like it.
That one wasn’t me. I was camping in the Tacoma then.
Lol 😂 Yeah man we know better nice try. I would definitely rock that van for sure.
It's so nice!
Nothing was shown about the best part ? The 4 wheel drive conversion.
It’s just a shifter.
What's the difference between AWD and 4x4?
On-Demand 4WD systems operate primarily in two-wheel drive during normal driving conditions. When a slippery surface such as snow or mud is encountered, 4WD is automatically engaged and power is transferred to the secondary axle.
Overall, the main difference between 4x4 and AWD is that AWD systems are always active and automatically share torque among the axles when low-traction conditions are detected, while 4WD systems are part-time and need to be engaged by the driver.
AWD is better on pavement. 4x4 is better off-road.
Got me 🙄
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Nice build, that will be a great outfit for someone, thankfully, not you!
I could never!
I unsubd for 15 secs!
Come back come back! 🤣