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Old 05-13-2009, 12:21 PM   #261
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Re: the mir207 machine

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SAGGING ? ... HOW Did that happen, please tell
me it was from a big air move with all the weight
from the trail gear inside, and not that it just
bent !... ...

Well, UPGRADE's are always nice I guess !... ...
I don't really ever jump the FJ. Best we can tell is it's just time, weight more than the axle housing was designed for and (maybe) the fact that there's more distance between the suspension mount points and the wheel mount points (so or leaver arm) due to the spacers.

Upgrade will be nice when I get the cash
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