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#11
Googled that... how does it work? Looks like it's supposed to act like a limited slip but with gears instead of clutches. If it's going to provide a decent lockup for a burnout but still let me accelerate out of corners without losing it, I'd be up for it.
Edit: And how much power can they usually take? I'm only looking for 600ish horses once I build the bottom end, but I'm sure I'll be tempted to turn up the boost eventually... And I'd definitely rather burn clutches than break gear teeth.
Edit: And how much power can they usually take? I'm only looking for 600ish horses once I build the bottom end, but I'm sure I'll be tempted to turn up the boost eventually... And I'd definitely rather burn clutches than break gear teeth.
Last edited by jman511115; 08-25-2008 at 11:33 PM.
#13
Cool, I think that's the way I'm going to go then. I'd like to have a selectable locker, but not if it's not rebuildable, and the tru trac will suit what I'm doing just fine. Thanks for all the help guys. Does anyone have any suggestions on the rest of the stuff?
#15
I looked there, everything seems a bit more expensive than where I'm ordering from.
Question- would you guys bother with the pinion flange, the stud kit, and replacing the axle bearings? I can save myself about 100 bucks by skipping these.
Question- would you guys bother with the pinion flange, the stud kit, and replacing the axle bearings? I can save myself about 100 bucks by skipping these.
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