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  1. 30-08-2015, 02:30 PM #1
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    go lada

    never thought id be saying that Name: IMG_20150830_132236.jpg Views: 372 Size: 984.7 KB sorry only way I could think of doing it
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    thanks kj
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    The cruiser would perform better if it had more the just a memory of some lugs on the tyres. That van isn't too bad, just keeps crawling along without a lot of fuss.
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    I am curious, was that a lada 4 door ute withthe two Niva's? I figure the YA3 was the van and can see the toyota and mitsi....
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    As far as i am aware with those lada Nivas, when you put them in 4WD everything locks up solid, like having a locked centre diff and lockers front and rear in anything else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    As far as i am aware with those lada Nivas, when you put them in 4WD everything locks up solid, like having a locked centre diff and lockers front and rear in anything else.
    Mine was full time 4wd just Hi-Low and difflock. Spent more time fixing it then using.

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