can we push or pull the car!
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can we push or pull the car!
as we know we can't tow the car with only 2 wheels I for short distance or long distance so what i was wondering that can you just pull or push the Evo slowly to your house?
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Come on people, let's think about it. Although the Evo has a 4WD system, it does not mean the car can't be push. The reason why you need a flatbed when you are towing because the 2 different pairs (front and rear) are at different speed if you are securing on the regular tow truck. However, if you are pushing the car, all 4 wheels are just the same as if you are driving the car.
Don't worry it too much as long as you are putting it in neutural as if you are pushing any car.
Don't worry it too much as long as you are putting it in neutural as if you are pushing any car.
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As long as you don't go too fast. Just be sure all 4 are able to turn or it will take out your transfer case. It is better to press in the clutch than to leave in neutral if it is possible. Another option is to disconnect the driveshaft and tow it. I have done this many times in the past when needing to tow over long distances.
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Originally Posted by bd307
Come on people, let's think about it. Although the Evo has a 4WD system, it does not mean the car can't be push. The reason why you need a flatbed when you are towing because the 2 different pairs (front and rear) are at different speed if you are securing on the regular tow truck. However, if you are pushing the car, all 4 wheels are just the same as if you are driving the car.
Don't worry it too much as long as you are putting it in neutural as if you are pushing any car.
Don't worry it too much as long as you are putting it in neutural as if you are pushing any car.
Yeah what he said is right. You just can't move the rear wheels and not the front or vise versa.