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Old 10-22-2009, 02:07 PM   #1
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Default Anyone Rebuild Their OEM LSD with Ford Racing M-4700-C Carbon Discs?

Wondering if anyone here has upgraded their OEM LSD with the Ford Racing M-7400-C carbon clutch pack?

Trying to get feed back on how this kit/upgrade performs...specifically on corners.

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Old 10-22-2009, 03:06 PM   #2
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Depends on how tight you pack the diff and if you follow instructions precisely. I like to make it a bit tighter then stock with the shims and I put them together dry to be able to fit more in. It will be ultra tight for a few hundred miles but it will not have any impact on corners if you're auto Xing or road racing.
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So you're saying the carbon discs do not proved more lock?

I was under the impression that the FRPP carbon clutch pack provided a more aggressive lock...???
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Anyone else...

So no one in this whole fourm has used these?
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I ended up ordering the Truetrac... Roush put them in their Trak Pak cars, so its good enough for me. The POSI is a little too aggressive, plus I don't want to be changing clutches every season or half season.

Roush is having some really good sales on these Truetrac and POSI units...that is until the inventory is gone!! $350 for either, that at least $100 off from anyone else online for the Truetrac and $150 off the POSI...

Get them now!!!

Anyway, I'll be installing mine in December... We'll see how this thing performs.
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