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I don't how many folks are running 18" wheels but I have 4 used Duratracs for sale. They have about 15K-20K miles left on them, no plugs. They're great tires I'm just trading in the truck they were on so I put back the stock wheels and tires. Asking $400 for the set.

You got me worried so I did a little digging. :D Here's a pretty good picture showing the end with the zerk attached to the axle: http://www.naxja.org/forum/showpost.php?p=244885819&postcount=14 and another: http://www.naxja.org/forum/showpost.php?p=244944891&postcount=83 And installation...

Thanks guys. Actually I was wrong (and thus expose my serious lack of exhausty knowledge), it wasn't a section of pipe between the engine and the cat but the cat itself that was stolen. Apparently there's been a rash of that lately. Sigh.

Will a short drive (about 4 miles or so) with no exhaust damage the engine? By "no exhaust" I mean the exhaust pipes ends about 2 feet from the engine. Everything I can find online says no, but I thought I double check with some of the folks here before trusting random online sources. The short...

I think you need a new rear bumper too. :D

Nah, I'm happy to see it getting beat on. ;)

Very cool! You've done more with that rig in a few months than I did in years. I'm glad it found a good home. :cheers: --mike

My race is on Sunday that week so Saturday's ride will be on short side. I can probably make it around noonish. I'll see if Peter's interested too.

Got it. :thumbup:

Actually, it's a PowerTrax No-Slip (unless, of course, you've changed it).

Ditto for my experiences with the rock rails. I remember joking with him about how well those things were packed for something designed to get bashed into rocks. :)

And a follower of the Frog Blog. :D

And now it's rolling it's way north to a new home in Rocklin as I type. It was a pleasure doing business with you rocknxj and 100K_XJ. So, officially, SOLD! :)

Thanks. It'll be making it's way up to a new home in Rocklin on Saturday. :)

Yup, definitely a little bitter-sweet.