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Post by dinos4x4 »

hi guys i have had a website up for a few months check it out



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Post by Bitsamissin »

Yeah I downloaded the clip from there about a month ago.
When I watched it I thought then you were headed for a rear axle breakage it's a fact of life with a rear locker and 33"s :cry:
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Post by dinos4x4 »

that hill was just loose stones it was not a real grippy surface
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Post by Bitsamissin »

It's usually the steep hillclimbs that breaks them.
Being IFS the rear tends to dig in and cops the bulk of the load the front lifts up (due to the low unsprung weight and torsions bars) and doesn't do that much.
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