ncpartsguy
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- Boone, NC
Cl find of the day
- Thread starter GotWood
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benXJ
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- Raleigh NC
I hear ya. Literally every single post on bring a trailer is cool and interesting, and we all browse it daily.
It's says Craigslist in the darn title of the thread.
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It's says Craigslist in the darn title of the thread.
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drkelly
Dipstick who put two vehicles on jack stands
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- Oak Ridge/Stokesdale, NC
mommucked
Endeavoring to persevere
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- Rural Apex n.c.
Yaaaya dog, they fit fo shoow.
28 inch dub ballers!!!! - auto wheels & tires - by owner - vehicle.................
28 inch dub ballers!!!! - auto wheels & tires - by owner - vehicle.................
OutLander469
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- Morganton NC
shelby27604
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- Efland NC
I was reading through thinking.....lots of new stuff (motor, clutch, tires)....5 speed, fox steering stabilizer (so you don't ever have to worry about death wobble).....then I saw the fine print......4 cylinder......
Someone needs to put this in my 2001 TJ. It's outside my skill set.
2006 dodge ram 2500 5.7 hemi engine - auto parts - by owner -...
2006 dodge ram 2500 5.7 hemi engine - auto parts - by owner -...
CLRracer
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If I wasn't up to my ears in projects already I'd buy that to swap in the RamCharger.
Duane
Duane
ghost
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- Hartsville/Camden,SC
Someone needs to put this in my 2001 TJ. It's outside my skill set.
2006 dodge ram 2500 5.7 hemi engine - auto parts - by owner -...
I really want to v8 swap my xj but can't do it right now. I've been eyein 5.9 Magnums though. Nice to see the Hemi's not in the stratosphere where I have seen them in the past.
Tim88XJ
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- Raleigh NC
1994 Toyota Pickup 4x4 - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle...
looks promising- wondering if this is someones on here.
looks promising- wondering if this is someones on here.
ghost
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- Hartsville/Camden,SC
Damn that's a lot of Willy's parts.
Loudmouthbass
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1-tonmudder
Doin my part to stir the pot.
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- Greeneville TN
You can count that trans as junk.I gaurantee its got water in it.
drkelly
Dipstick who put two vehicles on jack stands
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mommucked
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orange150
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- Fairfax City, VA
Now that I'm a city boy I've got to get rid of my truck... I just don't need it anymore and it would be nice to have a second car to fit my family in.
This is sooo tempting. It's also the same size as my truck
'89 Mercury Colony Park Wagon BEST OFFER - cars & trucks - by owner...
This is sooo tempting. It's also the same size as my truck
'89 Mercury Colony Park Wagon BEST OFFER - cars & trucks - by owner...
Monkeynono
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You see the one that ran Race week 2.0? If not you gotta see it.
Paint that green and call me Clark. I’d rock the hell out of it.
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The glue on whitewalls is a really nice touch!
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Except those wagons cannot carry a full 4x8 sheet of material with gate up and window closed.
I had an ‘84 version of that and was very disappointed by this.
orange150
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- Fairfax City, VA
I just need something that can fit a wife, two kids, a dog, and a weeks worth of crap in it. And also fit in these small DC parking decks.
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ghost
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So when I see AWD I think all wheel drive. This thing send power to the front too?
Loudmouthbass
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About The Tech
The Basics of AWD Traction Control
Christini’s patented mechanical All Wheel Drive system delivers power from the motorcycle transmission to the front wheel seamlessly. Because the system is coupled to the rear wheel through the main drive chain, the rear wheel cannot slip without transfer a percentage of the power to the front. Once the front shares the power, the torque feedback through the system eliminates rear wheel overspin. Thus Traction Control that Works!
The lightweight all-mechanical system works similar to that of AWD systems found on four wheeled vehicles. The AWD system (powering the front wheel) is driven at a slightly lower rate than the rear wheel (approximately 80%). Under optimum traction conditions, the rear wheel is actually driving faster than the front AWD system. One-way clutches within the front hub allow the front wheel to freewheel under these conditions. At this point, the AWD system is effectively passive. Though the front AWD system is turning, it is not actually transferring power to the front wheel. When the rear wheel loses traction, the drive ratio, relative to your forward speed, changes. The AWD system engages, transferring power to the front wheel until traction is reestablished at the rear wheel.An added benefit of AWD is that the front wheel does not want to wash out. When a front end tucks, the wheel stalls, stops turning, and begins to push. With the AWD system, as soon as the wheel begins to stall, power is delivered to the front wheel, forcing it to turn. With the front wheel under power, it is nearly impossible to wash out the front end.
See How it Works
About The Tech - Christini All Wheel Drive Motorcycles
The Basics of AWD Traction Control
Christini’s patented mechanical All Wheel Drive system delivers power from the motorcycle transmission to the front wheel seamlessly. Because the system is coupled to the rear wheel through the main drive chain, the rear wheel cannot slip without transfer a percentage of the power to the front. Once the front shares the power, the torque feedback through the system eliminates rear wheel overspin. Thus Traction Control that Works!
The lightweight all-mechanical system works similar to that of AWD systems found on four wheeled vehicles. The AWD system (powering the front wheel) is driven at a slightly lower rate than the rear wheel (approximately 80%). Under optimum traction conditions, the rear wheel is actually driving faster than the front AWD system. One-way clutches within the front hub allow the front wheel to freewheel under these conditions. At this point, the AWD system is effectively passive. Though the front AWD system is turning, it is not actually transferring power to the front wheel. When the rear wheel loses traction, the drive ratio, relative to your forward speed, changes. The AWD system engages, transferring power to the front wheel until traction is reestablished at the rear wheel.An added benefit of AWD is that the front wheel does not want to wash out. When a front end tucks, the wheel stalls, stops turning, and begins to push. With the AWD system, as soon as the wheel begins to stall, power is delivered to the front wheel, forcing it to turn. With the front wheel under power, it is nearly impossible to wash out the front end.
See How it Works
About The Tech - Christini All Wheel Drive Motorcycles
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- Stanley, NC
Yessir!