Why is drum to disc called an upgrade?

[Grumpy old man]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Here in Tn when they paint those white lines on the side of the road ,It's no Joke !

Don't over drive your equipment

[Stocker]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Don't over drive your equipment

Beautiful country -- there's some like it where I live, and many of the roads are just like in your pic. Edge stripes on two-lanes following the contours of the land. Flatlanders get nervous, say the roads are too dangerous. Horsefeathers, all you gotta do is drive between the lines and you're fine! Just watch out for deer, rocks, tourists, and God forbid, bicyclists on roads like these.

[volksworld]

all of the above reasons....plus iirc the discs use larger wheel bearings and spindle diameter...i'm not positive cause i did my conversion 38 years ago and it was necessary then....

[57taskforce]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Don't over drive your equipment

Reminds me of home in the blue ridge. Thanks to the picture those mountain roads are no joke they get real fun in the snow when you can’t see the lines. Pretty good pucker factor of the back side at times. Disks are king in the mountains no doubt about it.

[toolboxchev]

Driving right is cost effective. Both in terms of parts and driving. I have an awesome life insurance policy.