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Posted by Jim K on January 17, 2007 at 13:09:54 from (207.69.137.207):
In Reply to: toyota 4X4 posted by ironsales on January 17, 2007 at 07:17:32:
Limited slip difs and lockers make a big difference. No 4X4 is trully four wheel drive I remember playing in a sand pit with a 1978 blazer when he really got on it climbing a hill only one tire would spin usually the right rear niether of the front would pull because there was a differential in the transfer case. I have a Ford one ton dump for working and a "1979" JEEP Cj-5 for playin, all over North Central Ma. Been doin it for 35 years now.
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