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If you're not in sand often enough to "get good" you're probably not in sand often enough for slight vehicle to vehicle differences to matter to you. The diffe
by dsfyu404ed 4y ago
If you're not in sand often enough to "get good" you're probably not in sand often enough for slight vehicle to vehicle differences to matter to you.
The difference between a Tacoma and a Ram 1500 is inconsequential and nobody is cross shopping a dually truck and a minivan. Even among comparable vehicles the performance goals they had when programming it are going to dominate over weight differences.
Source: Grew up on a glorified sandbar full of jerks
- xeromal 4y agoI'm in sand quite a bit. Several times a month. If your comment means getting good enough not to get stuck, my concern is more I don't want to actively fight a heavy machine. Getting stuck in the sand in a hot climate out west is a recipe for dying so I want advantages, not disadvantages and a heavier truck is a disadvantage. I can offset that with massive tires but a small truck with massive tires is even better.