did a lil muddin'
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Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 2,229
From: Central Il
yea i hear ya on the tires and im not quite up to that frustration level yet, but im going for an off road weekend 2 weekends from now and i need to have something done about my diff situation before i go, and by the looks of the money that i have its either gonna be a g80 or welded diff at this point im just super scared of the g80 now that everyone has trashed it.
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: GTA, Ontario, CANADA
mine seems to be holding up pretty good Dave. mind you, my Blazer has only just rolled over 200K. i had an Auburn posi unit in my '92 Jimmy, and it worked waaaaay better than the G80 that's in my Blazer now. (i'm so glad i saved unit that from it when i got rid of that truck).
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,384
From: Oklahoma
Fun stuff!
But if I may give a word of advice out of experience.. Avoid big mud wholes like that.. that stuff has a way of getting into places you DO NOT want it getting into and it's damn near impossible to get out or too late by the time you realize it's there.
I just hit dry trails and if I can find a puddle to splash through, I'll dip a side in to give it a little attitude! And then go straight to the carwash and clean the undercarriage while the mud is still wet.
But if I may give a word of advice out of experience.. Avoid big mud wholes like that.. that stuff has a way of getting into places you DO NOT want it getting into and it's damn near impossible to get out or too late by the time you realize it's there.
I just hit dry trails and if I can find a puddle to splash through, I'll dip a side in to give it a little attitude! And then go straight to the carwash and clean the undercarriage while the mud is still wet.
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