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Update...122 wagon from Utah now home in Colorado. Differential questions... 120-130 1966

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posted by  matt b on  Fri Mar 28 07:32 CST 2003
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Now you're talking! HEck, most of the driving I do is on low speed dirt mountain roads anyhow. I sure love my limited slip in the 145, and having a true two wheel drive in the 122 wouldn't be a bad thing... even if only through the rest of the snow/mud season...

I figure the worse I could do is break my already broken rear axle anyhow...

-Matt






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