Ryan12980
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Reged: 01/20/01
Posts: 165
Loc: Mt. Laurel, NJ
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is the front housing the same between a second gen amigo and any other isuzu besides the second gen rodeo's and amigo's? Kinda wondering if its the same width as the first gen's or troopers or such not. I know cv's are different, but are the housings?
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Ryan Christiansen
99 Amigo, 2wd V-6 Auto. 3 torsion lift, ES9000's, Yoko's AT+II 31x10.5R15, Indy 4x steel rear bumper, radio shack cb, diesel antenna.
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Anonymous
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All I can say is that some first gen troopers (87.5 and older I think) have an 8 bolt front end.
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Ryan12980
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Reged: 01/20/01
Posts: 165
Loc: Mt. Laurel, NJ
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btt
kinda why I put the 10 bolt in the subject. if you know what I mean.
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Ryan Christiansen
99 Amigo, 2wd V-6 Auto. 3 torsion lift, ES9000's, Yoko's AT+II 31x10.5R15, Indy 4x steel rear bumper, radio shack cb, diesel antenna.
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HCMP
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Reged: 01/17/02
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Loc: Ashland, MA
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I think the first half of the year in the 98's the 10 bolt was a modified one. Not sure how or if that'll change the housing or shafts.
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Anonymous
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*shrugs* sorry.
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Ryan12980
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Reged: 01/20/01
Posts: 165
Loc: Mt. Laurel, NJ
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guess nobody knows, how bout anyone with a 10 bolt lying around can they get some overall measurements? bracket to bracket I would think
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Ryan Christiansen
99 Amigo, 2wd V-6 Auto. 3 torsion lift, ES9000's, Yoko's AT+II 31x10.5R15, Indy 4x steel rear bumper, radio shack cb, diesel antenna.
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