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Not just a number! I'm an avid off-road junkie ( more of a climber than a mudder),35 years old from Dallas,TX, also a huge fan of the water and water sports (from surfing to skiing), Don't really give a crap about this MMA stuff that has become so popular (I'd rather watch Pac Man knock out Mayweather), If it has wheels I'll ride/drive it ( from a unicycle to an amphibian), retired BMXer, have ridden motorcycles since I was 6, I love all these things but they've really taken a toll on my body. The cold weather really slows me down, I've broken both colar bones, arm, femur, right hand, and my nose has more lumps than granny's gravy.

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Hello I have a Renegade 1100 rear diff for sale if anyone is looking. It is used, but everything turns as it should. I am asking $600. Please let me know.

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Didnt think the Renegade came with a 1100, only thought they went up to 800cc???

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BEDROCK

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I am not really sure. I got this rear diff thinking that it would be an easy adaption for my 650 commando but it's not even close. I was told that it was an 1100 but I guess it must be an 800cc. Thanks for the heads up.

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Hello I have a Renegade 1100 rear diff for sale if anyone is looking. It is used, but everything turns as it should. I am asking $600. Please let me know.

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I would trade you a Trooper diff for the Renegade. More of a market for the Trooper diff.

rocmoc n AZ

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I agree with Rocmoc. The Troopers have had a definate differential problem and thus have more people looking for them by far. The Renegades never had a differential problem so the market to sell a Renegade differential is much lower. Sounds like a good swap to me.

Lenny

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rocmoc

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You should know there is never anyone like me :)

Wondered if that post would bring you back. :) on my face!!!!

Any chance you will make it to the California Jamborre?

rocmoc n AZ

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Wish I could, but I have no ride, and I have a race to attend in Louisiana the 27th-29th. Maybe next year, but you never know, maybe bob will send jimbo there with a new Joyner or a arctic cat. Stranger things have happened

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rocmoc

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Wish I could, but I have no ride, and I have a race to attend in Louisiana the 27th-29th. Maybe next year, but you never know, maybe bob will send jimbo there with a new Joyner or a arctic cat. Stranger things have happened

I BET it could / maybe in Ouray, CO if I have any input. Hear that guys, I am already campaining for CO. OR AZ.

rocmoc n AZ

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