4WD maximum speed ... (more)

Is there a maximum speed you should not go above when driving is either PT or FT 4WD. I know that you should not be going faster than 55 mph (I believe) when shifting into the two modes.

Can you do any damage driving in these modes on the highway at speed??

Thanks in advance.

Chris

Here's a thought....the 2000 model with no 2-wheel?...max is top speed, no choice [nm] Built D (russ) 19:46:40 2/29/2000 (0)
My theory Rich Halvorsen (Rah) 19:32:40 2/29/2000 (7)
Re: Not strain, but RPMs Robert Merrill (rpm) 19:44:27 2/29/2000 (6)
my bad, I remember that now, so does that mean I'm right in that sense? [nm] Rich Halvorsen (Rah) 20:13:26 2/29/2000 (5)
Re: I guess shifting out of 4WLO at 25mph would be a BIG strain! [nm] [nm] Robert Merrill (rpm) 20:33:10 2/29/2000 (4)
shouldn't you be stopped and in N to shift Into or out of N or 4LO on transfer case!? [nm] matt Steendahl (D'_Dude) 23:06:40 2/29/2000 (3)
Re: My owner's manual says 2 -3 mph for 4WLO [nm] [nm] Robert Merrill (rpm) 11:53:14 3/01/2000 (2)
Inside..... Quick D Too (Tim) 19:06:23 3/01/2000 (1)
Re: Good to know. Will be practicing this weekend (my first 4WD). [nm] Robert Merrill (rpm) 20:13:20 3/01/2000 (0)
If you have to be in 4WD how fast would you be going? I would assume it would be >> DDL (Doug) 17:43:32 2/29/2000 (1)
Good point, if you need to be in 4WD, speed shouldn't be an issue. [nm] BillyD (BillyD) 18:30:52 2/29/2000 (0)
All I know is the Goodyear's max speed is 85 mph [nm] MAT (mtarbet) 17:37:09 2/29/2000 (0)