how do i find out if my stang is posi
11-13-2006, 03:07 AM
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how do i find out if my stang is posi
I have a 3 73 gear but i have no idea whether it is POSI or not. Couple nights ago i did a 1-2nd gear burnout maybe 100 ft long and there were 2 tire marks...is that a good qualification?
11-13-2006, 04:00 AM
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RE: how do i find out if my stang is posi
11-13-2006, 01:47 PM
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RE: how do i find out if my stang is posi
whats a posi?[&:]
isn't that some kinda chevy term.... ahh just threw up in my mouth. lol
Trak Lok is the proper term and yes you have it, it is standard on mustangs, but many times the clutches burn out and you'l get a one wheel burn, two wheels evenly pulling and length are a good sign of functioning trak lok....
isn't that some kinda chevy term.... ahh just threw up in my mouth. lol
Trak Lok is the proper term and yes you have it, it is standard on mustangs, but many times the clutches burn out and you'l get a one wheel burn, two wheels evenly pulling and length are a good sign of functioning trak lok....
11-13-2006, 09:42 PM
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RE: how do i find out if my stang is posi
somtime ya can have one person hold on to one side and turn the other if it grabes and turns both ya have posi..and yes alot did have them..i have a 85 four eye and it has 345 traction lok from factory
11-13-2006, 10:09 PM
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RE: how do i find out if my stang is posi
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whats a posi?[&:]
isn't that some kinda chevy term.... ahh just threw up in my mouth. lol
Trak Lok is the proper term and yes you have it, it is standard on mustangs, but many times the clutches burn out and you'l get a one wheel burn, two wheels evenly pulling and length are a good sign of functioning trak lok....
whats a posi?[&:]
isn't that some kinda chevy term.... ahh just threw up in my mouth. lol
Trak Lok is the proper term and yes you have it, it is standard on mustangs, but many times the clutches burn out and you'l get a one wheel burn, two wheels evenly pulling and length are a good sign of functioning trak lok....
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