Posi or Not?
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Posi or Not?
I jacked up my rearend today to paint my drums and im trying to figure out if i have posi or not. If i spin one wheel and the other spins the other direction does this mean i have an open rear? If both spin the same way then it would mean it has posi, correct?
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RE: Posi or Not?
No stock stang and most modified stangs will not have a posi....that is afterall a GM term. 
Wheels spinning in opposite direction = open diff
Wheels spinning in same direction = positive locking diff of some sort usually a trac lok (Ford) but could be a detroit locker, true trak, mini spool, or anyother number of brand names/types.
Wheels spinning in opposite direction = open diff
Wheels spinning in same direction = positive locking diff of some sort usually a trac lok (Ford) but could be a detroit locker, true trak, mini spool, or anyother number of brand names/types.
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RE: Posi or Not?
ORIGINAL: dodgestang
No stock stang and most modified stangs will not have a posi....that is afterall a GM term.
Wheels spinning in opposite direction = open diff
Wheels spinning in same direction = positive locking diff of some sort usually a trac lok (Ford) but could be a detroit locker, true trak, mini spool, or anyother number of brand names/types.
No stock stang and most modified stangs will not have a posi....that is afterall a GM term.
Wheels spinning in opposite direction = open diff
Wheels spinning in same direction = positive locking diff of some sort usually a trac lok (Ford) but could be a detroit locker, true trak, mini spool, or anyother number of brand names/types.
Doesn't make a difference to the results above but it might baffle you when the other tire doesn't spin at all (because the driveshaft does)
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