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(Sep 2, 2009 at 4:14)
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f*ck me, that Monster looks brand new. (very sexy)
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thats f*ckin awesome. Does it really come out to an amount?
I suck at math so its a real question. |
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well i wake up at 6 but it worked better this way
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thats the clock laughing at me cuz i gotta get up :'(
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i swear does anyone bother to look up the definition of irony before using it?
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and suddenly realizing how lame my life is for commenting
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holy crap! who the hell cares!?!? let other people get a chance to see it too.
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Ummm i think that truck is a Mercedes. (German power)
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and what the motivation to lay down? Think all would just flip the bird and run off. lol
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ummmm, is something to be proud of? lol
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well yah. but damn! lol. would suck if someone snuck up from behind
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holy crap were these actually used?
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yah so hikers who hate us expect a site fulla bike bashing and are instead met by sweet DH rigs. lol
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haha the canadians deleted the other american's comment. thats fuuny. prejudice bastards. lmao
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hell yah me too. Think that whole 2WD bike thing would be fun, as a novelty
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sry 4 the lecture. I just spent the last 4 days replacing mine. MAJOR PAIN IN THE ASS, if ur like me and its ur first time doing it, with a U-joint. giggidy
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o one more thing. Ur drive shaft U-joints also use bearings (cylindrical shaped ones inside the caps)which allows them to function very well under load and high speed/RPM. Where as ur iniversal extension in your tool box does not use bearings if im correct. Never payed that much attention to the tool. I just know its saved my ass many times. lol
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id hate to be the cop giving that ticket. Could u imagine standing infront of that for an extended period.
Id make a vomit face if i knew how |
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Ur drive shaft on your truck has 2 sets of U-joints. One in the front behind the transmission/tranfer case and the other infront or the rear axle's pumkin.(where it connects to the pinion) If you have 4WD your front drive shaft works the same way. There are also U-joints or CV-joints at the end of your front axle that allow your front wheels to turn and be driving wheels.
I think i got that right. |
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under power? u realize ur drive shaft uses U-joints in ur car. And they dont binde under power/torque :/
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im sure theres a U-joint or something up there
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yah i agree with u. What is he thinking?? lol
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um thats not whistler, prety sure its Nurenberg
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feet. not meters! 3 meters would be more like 9 feet
or were u joking? |
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hellofan angle on the half shaft u-joints :\ that rly works? ......well?
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