why do people throw 20's with Low Pros On there
Aug 1, 2004 | 07:04 AM
#41
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I am aware of awd. and I am acually refering to my own truck an 04 which is not an awd but 4x4. the transfer case on the 03-04 are not as robust as there their predesesors and yet I have a few friends that almost alway leave their trucks ,one an 03 the othe an 04, in 4x4 and sure enought about 6 month go by and the tranfer case goes out. I figured this is what this guy was going. asumtion get you every time. but i guest I'm a dumb Arse.
Originally Posted by EDGE
Last time I checked it was 2004 are you still living in 1996, they have these new fangled transfer cases with AWD, try it sometime amazing how they work.
1st read and understand what I say cause others have
1st read and understand what I say cause others have
Last edited by redfox435cat; Aug 1, 2004 at 07:07 AM.
Aug 1, 2004 | 07:07 AM
#42
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
To bad Kloun was DIS missed due to another thread he started. I missed out on this thread. Didnt have my appeal I guess not to mention I didnt look who the author was. Damn me. Must pay attention from now on. 
Well... his 20 word unaltering opinionated statements will be missed...
Sad... the mods here are pretty leniant for being as PG as the board is, haven't seen too many kicked off the board... Takes alot to do that.
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Aug 1, 2004 | 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by redfox435cat
I am aware of awd. and I am acually refering to my own truck an 04 which is not an awd but 4x4. the transfer case on the 03-04 are not as robust as there their predesesors and yet I have a few friends that almost alway leave their trucks ,one an 03 the othe an 04, in 4x4 and sure enought about 6 month go by and the tranfer case goes out. I figured this is what this guy was going. asumtion get you every time. but i guest I'm a dumb Arse.
Aug 1, 2004 | 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by KLOUN
4x2 4-runners are ok to slam and slab aout.. but 4x4's naw..
and people that slam Pre-runners.. yeah yall just waisted yalls $$ on a pre runner and shoulda gotten a reguler taco
and people that slam Pre-runners.. yeah yall just waisted yalls $$ on a pre runner and shoulda gotten a reguler taco
It would be the shiznit
Aug 1, 2004 | 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by EDGE
your post are pointless, I have to read your 4th grade grammer several times to comprehend what your tring to say :pat: it's not even worth my time to reply to you and next time your out you might want to pick up hooked on phonics
Aug 1, 2004 | 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by EDGE
Living in NY and driving throught the city, it's an offroad adventure everyday of the week, 4x4 is awesone cause the cars, "certain cars" in the city piss/leak oil and coat the streets, I've spun all 4 tires from the nasty amount of oil in the road, certain spots you would think people drained the oil into the street, and if thats not bad enough you still got pot holes that are several feet deep and the heavy rains cause flooding so the 4x4, SUV goes right through 
then just add snow and ice and us non offroaders use our 4x4 systems and have our suspension flex more throughout the year then the occassional person who takes their truck offroad.
then just add snow and ice and us non offroaders use our 4x4 systems and have our suspension flex more throughout the year then the occassional person who takes their truck offroad.
Aug 1, 2004 | 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by X-AWDriver
I think doing it to 4wds is kinda dumb but 2wd then go for it but I'd rather have a car than a 2wd truck;a 2wd 4Runner (or one with oversize wheels) is like brandishing a dull knife. Just for looks but can't do the job that it's looks imply,kinda like brush guards and tail light guards on 2wd trucks;I guess you can use 'em for protection from shopping carts.
Oversize wheels and tires do nothing but impair performance.
Oversize wheels and tires do nothing but impair performance.
I used to get perturbed by people who did things to their cars that I thought was stupid. But, that was before I grew up a little and realized that it's their money, let them spend it.
Last edited by AUJWE; Aug 1, 2004 at 08:31 PM.
Aug 1, 2004 | 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by AUJWE
Hey, you just described my truck. Thanks. By the way, those runaway shopping carts at Wal-Mart would be hell on my lifted 2WD 4Runner with bigger tires if it weren't for my brush guard.
Aug 1, 2004 | 08:49 PM
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From: 100 miles offshore as much as possible, & Springfield Oregon USA
Originally Posted by Spectre
Kum on Playa! I knows you are think'n bout slam'n your ride and putt'n 24s on there.
It would be the shiznit
It would be the shiznit
Fo shizzle ma nizzle...
Aug 1, 2004 | 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by redfox435cat
you do know you can screw the transfer case over by running 4 wheel drive constantly on pavement right especially the newer aluminum ones
Virtually everyone in the world knows this. I find it hard to believe anyone could be stupid enough to drive around on the pavement in 4wd for very long with a part-time system - it FIGHTS with you on corners and makes all sorts of unpleasant noises as everything loads up and releases. No one could ignore that or think it's normal... But you are right - the transfer case (and a few other vital parts) won't withstand this abuse for long.
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