BCP

I have known of too many Auburn and Auburn Pro differentials to fail or break even on relatively mild cars. My LX had an Auburn Pro in it when I bought and I broke it. Replaced it with an Eaton and broke that in less than a year. You would think for the signifigant money these parts sell for they would be slightly more durable.

frop

Like anything, there are tradeoffs to consider.

88BlueGT

Did you ever consider the PowerTrax No Slip Locker? I heard great things about them.....

stanglx2002

Im looking at a true-trac for my car I have hear great things about it and no clutches to wear out

luckythirteen13

im buying a locker next month and its going into my daily driver. i put in a new trac loc (got it for next to nothing) and it wore out in a couple months

fordboyyfm

My buddy put one in his old f150. had the whole rear redone and he maybe put 100 miles on it and something came appart in it and he had to buy everything again. the next one lasted fine and he beat on that truck allot. then ran it into the tree so i got the auburn and im planning on using it.

hellas85stang

auburn is good as any..all in the folks that assemble them...