Jeep Hurricane 2006 concept

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While I don't actually know the answer, I do know that some monster trucks have had the same system in the past, so if no one here can answer your query you can look into that.
 
The 4WS system on monster trucks uses hydraulic rams to independently steer the front and rear wheels. However, this is a bit different...while Monster 4WS has the wheels on either end tied together (unless the tie-rod breaks), this has each wheel steered independently.
 
Jim Prower
The 4WS system on monster trucks uses hydraulic rams to independently steer the front and rear wheels. However, this is a bit different...while Monster 4WS has the wheels on either end tied together (unless the tie-rod breaks), this has each wheel steered independently.
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I've seen a monster stuck that had each wheel steered separately.
 
Toronado
I've seen a monster stuck that had each wheel steered separately.
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Hm? this is a new one on me. Did you catch the identity? I know some guys run seperate rams on each wheel, but they still turn the same direction...
 
It was years ago, so I can barely remember what color it was, and I didn't even notice it until a certain point in the show but I explicitly remember it actually spinning like a top rather than the traditional way that monster trucks do donuts.
 
Toronado
It was years ago, so I can barely remember what color it was, and I didn't even notice it until a certain point in the show but I explicitly remember it actually spinning like a top rather than the traditional way that monster trucks do donuts.
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You sure it wasn't just a really good cyclone? I've watched a decent amount of monster jam and some of the really good drivers can get their trucks spinning like a top without any fancy independent steering system.
 

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