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03-26-2010, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by lawn psycho

Drive down but that's more for your bellows than draining of wafer.

U joints too and upper gears too... I cringe whever I hear someone fire up an I/O with the drive way up. The U-joints rattle like crazy when the engine jumps to life. That just hammers the upper gearset in a VP or Bravo drive.

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