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Re: 2.3l powermonster [Re: kjp] #780635 01/20/07 12:14 AM

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mlclark

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It all depends upon how much you can deal with.

32's should be fine on the trail. The low range in the TC will compensate quite a bit for the 2.3.

You are just not going to be racing through the sand dunes or doing hill climbs, but for your average trail you will be fine.

Good Luck,
Michael

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
2.3l powermonster	kjp	01/16/07 11:45 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	litnin	01/17/07 12:56 AM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	mlclark	01/17/07 04:44 AM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	Smorticvs	01/17/07 03:55 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	lucasgreff	01/17/07 05:59 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	paulevans76	01/17/07 07:44 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	kjp	01/17/07 08:13 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	marcucci	01/18/07 09:55 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	mlclark	01/19/07 12:15 AM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	kjp	01/19/07 09:08 PM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	mlclark	01/20/07 12:14 AM
Re: 2.3l powermonster	paulevans76	01/20/07 05:01 PM

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