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Message: [QUOTE="KCTurbos, post: 1129157, member: 13852"] We are looking to build a show truck next year that we plan on launching down the track. We are hoping to be in the 10s on fuel only. Details on the motor/tranny build will come later. First we are trying to decide what platform to start with. 2wd vs 4wd??? Are the weight savings of the 2wd worth the loss in traction? We already have a 2006 rclb 2wd that we were going to use... but now we are thinking about getting a 4wd? Anybody have good luck with 2wd, slicks, and big power in a heavy truck? I know the typical answer is that drag cars do it all the time... but I was hoping to hear from a few guys that have tried with our trucks. We were thinking the 2wd for weight savings and less rotational mass. Also not having to worry about the transfer case... but we don't want to always be fighting traction issues. [/QUOTE]

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