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Re: 84 d50 [Re: rxinhed] #1043711 03/15/12 01:07 AM

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Seattle, Washington

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

I have had a few of these rigs, and I believe the front and rear brakes on the early model D50's were a bit smaller, especially in the 2wd drive set up. I know the front brakes are different. we have an 88 montero that someone had inadvertantly installed a D50 caliper set on, that was an issue...

Check out nwmitsubishidiesel.com for fun....

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
84 d50	cjsmontero	03/11/12 04:34 PM
Re: 84 d50	rxinhed	03/11/12 08:32 PM
Re: 84 d50	seattleraiders	03/15/12 01:07 AM
Re: 84 d50	mxmikie	03/15/12 01:05 PM
Re: 84 d50	mxmikie	03/15/12 01:06 PM
Re: 84 d50	Mikewarme	03/27/12 08:17 PM

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