It's like running two turtles side by side--
https://www.zeroto60times.com/vehicle-make/ford-0-60-mph-times/
you can do a lot on this site as far as figuring out different vehicles-- I'm sure it is in the ball park
Yup that's what a lot of flatlanders think when they come up to northern Maine and run the logging roads with C rated tires--all we ask is please bring plenty of plugs and a good plugging kit--and pull far enough off the road while your plugging them so we can get by.
A Bronco with 35's is not the same as a Jeep with 35's. The rear trailing arms seem to find things to hit--Jeeps you issue is generally the differentials and those are far more predictable.
A rabbit bolted out of the woods in from of me-- with a Fisher hot on his tail. They run up the middle of the road in front of me. I sat there for a minute and decided to go and see what happen. Just as I started to roll the rabbit comes bolting back up the road. And yes the fisher was still...
if you live in the Northeast and drive in the winter-- no matter what you drive your windshield is gonna take some hits--unless of course they do not salt or sand the road
1. Drove on the interstate for the first time in 2 years.
2. Went more than a 100 miles and did not need to use 4 wd.
3. Got better than 16.9 mpg
with all though plusses --it too stressful to drive on pavement--I think I am done for awhile