when is high milage too much?

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Re: when is high milage too much? [Re: Seattlegti] #777657 01/08/07 06:48 PM

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BigJim

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Howdy Seatleguy Guys hardly ever think about where the strain is when running much taller tires.
The beating is taken by rod bearings, pinion bearings, motor/tranny mounts in particular.
The strain of having WOT at all times does indeed wear parts that normally would last many times longer.
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
when is high milage too much?	Anonymous	01/06/07 03:03 AM
Re: when is high milage too much?	BigJim	01/06/07 07:08 PM
Re: when is high milage too much?	zxkevinxz	01/06/07 07:28 PM
Re: when is high milage too much?	cjensen	01/06/07 09:07 PM
Re: when is high milage too much?	Seattlegti	01/08/07 06:09 PM
Re: when is high milage too much?	BigJim	01/08/07 06:48 PM
Re: when is high milage too much?	Seattlegti	01/09/07 05:31 PM
Re: when is high milage too much?	whitebomber	01/11/07 02:14 AM

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