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View Poll Results: Do you have a 2WD or 4WD
2WD 99 56.25%
4WD 77 43.75%
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2wd on mine but it aint moved for ages , so is 0wd really
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2WD Estima Lucida..................
2WD Estima Aeras...............
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4WD and 2WD (head replace on 4WD)
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2WD on mine too
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2 W/D lucida.
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4 x 4 moon roof .
RE! bobs survey,
the 4x4 suffer"s from cracked head "s more than the single axle why?
is the 4x4 reving hire? your estima is cruising at 50 m.p.h. what is your r.p.m. reading 4 x 4 & single axle ? we do know the 4x4 is a lot heavier would the 4x4 rev hire for the extra weight it has to pull , so lets all go for a quick run in are buses at 50 m.p.h & read are r.p.m. & compare it against the 4x4 & singlr axle, could this be the reason or does any member have any other ideas why this is so.

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