It's a 2000, one owner. I would post a pic of it but i don't feel like listening to the jibber jabber. Just wanted to let ya'll know so when you see me riding in it you won't ask me where the black one is. Im keeping it if you're wondering.
Its on facebook if you want to look at it.
Rogue, I have the same question.
It's time for Brandon to get something where all 4 wheels can sling some mud!
What is it Brandon? 2x or 4X? I saw a nice Jeep for sell the other day,,,by the way. And it WAS 4WD.
Hey Brandon, This is Steve. I rode behind you on one of the Laurel trail rides (Jan 7, 07) when you where in your 2x Nissan.
Did you know that Troopers have the same drivetrain as the Rodeos except that the Troopers have 4.56 gears stock (instead of the 4.10 or 4.30 that Rodeos come with)? Some years also had a 5-link coil sprung rear.
Steve
(22ndJune2010 03:57 AM)booth9c1ss Wrote: [ -> ]Hey Brandon, This is Steve. I rode behind you on one of the Laurel trail rides (Jan 7, 07) when you where in your 2x Nissan.
Did you know that Troopers have the same drivetrain as the Rodeos except that the Troopers have 4.56 gears stock (instead of the 4.10 or 4.30 that Rodeos come with)? Some years also had a 5-link coil sprung rear.
Steve
All the Rodeos have a 5 - link, the pan hard bar makes #5. I know a few guys who are running Trooper OME coils to stiffen there ride so they can carry heavier loads. As far as the gears, the company i get all my stuff from has mastered the ring and pinion setups. The '98-'04 Rodeos have an oddball Dana 44, the standard D44 gears won't fit, so they have designed a kit to let any D44 gears slide in with no problem.
Hi, Steve!
The older Rodeos (my friend has a 93) have rear leafs.
Hi Res!
You are correct. I was referring to the coil sprung Rodeos, '98 - '04
