Jeep SRT-8 Whipple Burnout!!!! Supercharged

Well, my nittos are getting a little bald, so I've been able to light them up lately.

My jeep was still in AWD, not 2wd. Although, I think my transfer case was acting up which is why the front wheels weren't engaging so much...

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Autos & Vehicles

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• jeep
• srt
• srt8
• cherokee
• burnout
• nittos
• nt05
• BOYCHIKS
• supercharged

[boychiks]

Lol, yeah I initially said that after the burnout, but it has acted like this once before at the track last season. I'll play some tomorrow and see how it is, but I just changed the fluids 4k miles ago. @stuntrider15 I was meaning it is AWD all the time, as some people remove the transfer case and make their jeeps 2wd--which I didn't know but still managed this...

[stuntrider15]

you said it was still in awd. dont you mean it is still awd? i thought the only way to make them a 2wd is to pull out the transfer case etc..... or do they actually have a switch like 4x4 suvs do?

[boychiks]

@stuntrider15 I did mean it was still in AWD and my Tcase was connected. Although, I'm pretty sure it was fried after this day, as you can see the front wheels weren't moving. But yes, you can either remove 4 bolts which will disconnect it, or remove the whole thing.

[m4xm1l10n]

That TC is shit Johnny boy :(

[stuntrider15]

@boychiks might wanna remove it then lol

[stuntrider15]

@V1WK35 it makes more sense to remove the whole thing. sheds off about 300lbs total

[V1WK35]

@stuntrider15 You dont have to pull out the transfer case, you just disconnect it, but no they dont have switches

[kokanee131]

Man if your in AWD in this vid, you better get your TC looked at. :)