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Light throttle applications reduce
wheelspin while tromping on the
pedal causes wheelspin.
A light foot and modulation of the
brake pedal will minimize wheel
lockup.
Left foot brake and use the right foot
on the throttle to control engine
torque and speed when crawling up
rocks.
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