94 Wrangler grinds shifting into 4th, HELP! Please

Jun 26, 2007 23 Replies

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 16:00:49 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) Hughes III" Amazingly Replied without Prejudice below:

TOTAL BULLSH*T! That's the way people feel about you!

:> TOTAL BULLSH*T! :> And the WWII Jeep was made to carry, and was lifted by one soldier :>before the Contract was OK'd. :>mailto: snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

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:>> You mean people like you do not know what real mountains are. I spent :>> a lot of time in rockies and I lived at about 7000 ft MSL and that was :>> in a valley too. I have been above 12000 feet in a vehicle a lot and :>> driven up peaks peak 4 times and there is NOTHING that you can tell me :>> about high altitude driving. Also one of the quickest trips up and :>> down the "peak" was in a 4 cyl Toyota. (high tesh 4 valve per cylinder :>> engine seem to far better in thin air because of increased induction :>> effecency) There was actually a time before exhaust emission days that :>> vehicle bound for high elevation sales came with deeper axle ratios. :>> All naturally aspiried engines loss power with altitude and deeper :>> gears can help more than a air filter or dual exhaust. There are those :>> like you and Mike though that think gears do not matter at all. How :>> did the Jeep ever rise to fame in WW2 with its 60 HP engine? Gears :>> that made good use of availble power. :>> ----------------- :>> TheSnoMan.com

L.W.(Bill) Hughes III replied in message snipped-for-privacy@cox.net:

Like, you know you've ever sucked a sweater dick than mine? God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto: snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

Yes you are indeed full of it. I know your kind well. Wannabes!!!. When logic and simple physics exceeds you abilty to grasp it you call it BS. Knock yourself out. BTW, it would have to be a strong solder to lift a old WW2 Jeep up at its orignail desgn spec of 1500 lbs. The actual units used weight more than this.

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I will remind everyone of what you think is adequate for an off road air cleaner:

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On Mon, 2 Jul 2007 12:44:59 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) Hughes III" Amazingly Replied without Prejudice below:

:> I will remind everyone of what you think is adequate for an off road air :>cleaner:

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:>> Yes you are indeed full of it. I know your kind well. Wannabes!!!. :>> When logic and simple physics exceeds you abilty to grasp it you call :>> it BS. Knock yourself out. BTW, it would have to be a strong solder :>> to lift a old WW2 Jeep up at its orignail desgn spec of 1500 lbs. The :>> actual units used weight more than this. :>> ----------------- :>> TheSnoMan.com

L.W.(Bill) Hughes III replied in message snipped-for-privacy@cox.net:

Like, you know you've ever sucked a sweater dick than mine? God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto: snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

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