>> I have 'no' issues 'at all' burning rubber in 4x4 low in either Jeep on
>> dry road
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f.ck off man, You implied Jeeps didn't have the power to spin the tires
on pavement in reverse low 4x4, I stated differently.
Stop cutting and pasting bullshit words out of context.
As I have said, I will call a spade a spade and I will not let you twist
my meanings no matter how much you hate 4x4.
Mike
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SnoMan - 24 Mar 2007 18:49 GMT
>f.ck off man, You implied Jeeps didn't have the power to spin the tires
>on pavement in reverse low 4x4, I stated differently.
Testy aren't we. I never implied that but I did imply that it does
provide a LOT of stress on drive train and your responce kinda shows
that it is ego more than logic that is motivating your comments on
this subject.
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