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Old 02-21-2007, 06:30 AM
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Default Re: Can a locker be put in the non-adv H3?

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If one synchronized swimmer drowns, do they all have to?

Wow that's deep.
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I got tired of reminding everyone of your saggy rear.
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I got tired of reminding everyone of your saggy rear.

That's good, I get new springs next week.
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Default Re: Can a locker be put in the non-adv H3?

Agreed, BTM can actually enhance your off roading experience with more thought and planning going into your line and how to put your truck into the obsticales. I have a base H3 and was very concerned about the crawing and rock work. With good spoters, BTM, and proper air pressure I went almost everywhere the H1 and a H3 with a locker went. It took more work but in the end was more fun. The two things i bailed on was a rock slide down with full frame contact (the other had full shielding) and a very steep face that I screwed up on and got spining half way up.
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