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This one is a dodge M37 with Dana diffs under it.Quote:
Originally Posted by lebanon
It would be using the standard springs and has spacers between the axle and spring.
To get the downward travel it is using non standard fox type remote reservoir shocks.
Standard M37 springs are brillant multi leaf narrow things which will flex up easy.
Could you get through there without showing off but using a bit of thought? I get the angles, but really?
if any hard work is being done, why are the ropes slack? :angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
to be fair, if anything was going to do the hard yards in that situation it would be the tugboat :wasntme:
This "olinguito" which would be the first mammal discovered in the Americas for 35 years, is photographed in a forest in South America, 15 August 2013.
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In theory perfectly possible. Water offers basically no resistance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
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