why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?

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Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did? [Re: maxwell417] #720805 05/04/06 05:50 AM

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170mi south of Moab

Rezkid

Rock Warrior

Yup newer Yota's have coils, started in 95.5 with the Tacoma

'80 Isuzu LUV, 3" BL, cranked t-bars, small tires and not alotta power
'92 Rodeo...work in progress
Hmmmm...DIRT!!!

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	paulevans76	05/03/06 09:39 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	strawmyers	05/03/06 09:52 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	AZPetrak	05/03/06 10:29 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	strawmyers	05/03/06 10:42 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	AZPetrak	05/03/06 10:51 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	TrailMystic	05/03/06 10:53 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	TrooperJ	05/04/06 01:00 AM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	holger	05/04/06 02:01 AM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	maxwell417	05/04/06 05:02 AM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	Rezkid	05/04/06 05:50 AM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	paulevans76	05/04/06 03:34 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	paulevans76	05/04/06 03:52 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	chasespeed	05/04/06 04:02 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	BobDole	05/04/06 04:15 PM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	pplotz	05/04/06 09:39 AM
Re: why did isuzu design their IFS the way they did?	paulevans76	05/04/06 03:31 PM

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