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Is it possible to tow a car on a dolly with a 94 navajo with a manual trans?

Yea I kinda figured someone was going to say use a tape measure, but like I said I wanted to verify it with people. I thought my vehicle was in my info, sorry. Its a 94 Navajo

I could but I am plenty capable. I am pretty sure the stock exhaust is 2 inch OD but just wanted to double check.

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My exhaust rusted through and fell off right before the muffler so I need a new exhaust set up from the cat back. I noticed the pipe that attaches to the cat's pipe is clamped so I need to make sure I get the right OD muffler/ ID pipe to slip over the pipe the cat is on.

no it revs find it neutral. something is definatelly slipping somewhere. You can feel it slipping/bogging/whatever you wanna call it and then itll kick in and go. i watch the rpms and they increase gradually with the speed no jumping whatsoever

yea its a 5 speed. I know its not the clutch slipping because the rpms dont jump at all when this is happening. you think it may be whatever is inside the tranny that turns the driveshaft?

i have a 94 navajo and it gets like 14 mpg..is that average or bad? It doesnt idle rough but it runs extremely cool..like 1/4 -1/3 of the temp gauge most of the time.

I have a 1994 Mazda Navajo. The problem is that when I go to accelerate (usually from a stop) it bogs down and then goes. Its exteremely common when I am going uphill. Sometimes there is a clunking noise to go with it. The best way to describe it is that its like the clutch is slipping (but...

So I just bought a 94 Navajo and decided to get some beefier tires. According to the handy dandy chart and calculator I can fit 31x10.5x15 on there with no problems without modification. This is equivalent to a 265/75/r15 tire. Does all this seem accurate. I always like to check my info.