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I noticed it on mine and sure enough, '79 TSM says front tread is 65.4", rear is 62.3"
Why? I was RRing axle noise when I saw the difference...just curious
Why? I was RRing axle noise when I saw the difference...just curious
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Langdon
Gone but not forgotten:
'79 Model 17 "Cherokee S" 360/TH400/BW1339/44,44/3.51
'80 Model 17 "Cherokee S" 305 Vortec FI/4L60E/241C/44,20/3.73 -
I've always heard it was to make turning easier. It is common practice, though; just about everything runs a narrower rear track than front track.1987 J-20
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Aha! I learn something new every time I visit...
Thanks!Langdon
Gone but not forgotten:
'79 Model 17 "Cherokee S" 360/TH400/BW1339/44,44/3.51
'80 Model 17 "Cherokee S" 305 Vortec FI/4L60E/241C/44,20/3.73Comment
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a wider track in the front will tend to cause a push condition.........at least it does in off road race car design....Peace.............BartG<br /><br />The Green Flash!<br /><br />360ci Custom 4v TBI<br />TH400, Parttime QT with low, TFI Upgrade<br />Edelbrock Performer Manifold,<br />4\" skyjacker susp & 3\" body lift<br />Rancho 9000\'s 33x12.50 BFG KO\'s <br />8\" American Racing Baja Rims<br />Thorley headers, 3\" exh, Dyno Max<br />Infiniti power leather seats<br />Billet shift knob by Millerluck<br />50%Luxury Car 50%Tractor<br /><a href=\"http://www.teamgodspeed.com\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.teamgodspeed.com</a>Comment
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