Forever dragging my feet, sometimes working on vehicles

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Forever dragging my feet, sometimes working on vehicles

bennyfactor: Nov 21, 2008

IOwnCalculus posted:

It's... actually effective. A tractor is still happening after the old house gets sold but the TJ does surprisingly well. It would do better if I had a 2LO kit in the transfer case.
https://i.imgur.com/MdZ1YFD.gifv

Nice dirt... zamboni?

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bennyfactor: Nov 21, 2008

VW battery lookup is the worst. Put a 2004 Passat with the specific trim and engine size into the O'Reilly website and it will still show H5, H6, and H7 batteries. I just get the smallest one because it's a pain to get it under the cowl.

Speaking of size though, do consider that the Tiguan has a 2 liter 4 cylinder engine and you weren't cranking a cold soaked engine for that matter. It was probably turning over just as easy on 12.0 as 14.whatever because there's just not much metal to spin and air volume to compress compared to say an SBC. But I'm just a middling car idiot.

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