85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?

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Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels? [Re: Buster] #792202 02/24/07 08:29 PM

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Mankato, MN, USA

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They are interchangeable but I believe the 4wd might be heavier.

America's first fourwheel drive was built in Mankato, MN by Ernest Rosenburger in 1908 who founded Four-Traction Auto Co. on Hickory Street. The company though successful closed in 1913.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	Buster	02/24/07 02:51 PM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	Vanishing_Point	02/24/07 08:29 PM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	CJM	02/25/07 02:24 AM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	jasonmt	02/25/07 06:11 AM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	kyle-22r	02/25/07 12:00 PM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	matts	02/26/07 01:42 AM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	ToYPU	02/26/07 07:00 AM
Re: 85-95 22R/RE Flywheels?	matts	02/27/07 06:22 AM

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