Detroit Truetrac
08-06-2006, 12:46 PM
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Detroit Truetrac
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
08-06-2006, 01:00 PM
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RE: Detroit Truetrac
ORIGINAL: ryanhewett466
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
08-06-2006, 01:02 PM
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RE: Detroit Truetrac
ORIGINAL: randy78045
truetrac rocks.... buy nothin else...
ORIGINAL: ryanhewett466
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
08-06-2006, 01:04 PM
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RE: Detroit Truetrac
ORIGINAL: ryanhewett466
What do you like so much about it?
ORIGINAL: randy78045
truetrac rocks.... buy nothin else...
ORIGINAL: ryanhewett466
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
Do any of you have experience with the detroit truetrac? not the detroit locker, i'm talking about the gear driven limited slip differential. I'm siding more with a clutch driven eaton differential but i really don't know much about the gear driven truetrac. i'd appreciate the help.
08-06-2006, 02:48 PM
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RE: Detroit Truetrac
I have a Tru-Trac also and it does eliminate the "one wheel peel".The clutches in my stock unit were starting to slip and I wanted something to fix the problem that would be permanent.The Tractech (Detriot) Tru-Trac filled the bill completely.There is NO slip and both wheels ALWAYS spin when they break loose.The only drawback is a slight knocking sound the pinions make when the rear end is coasting unloaded.This sound is barely noticeable and is easily overcome by the stereo played at very low levels.
I can recommend the Tru-Trac to any one.Be sure to get the six bolt design(three pinion) and not the old four bolt (two pinion).The four bolt design was prone to breaking the bolts and coming apart.The new six bolt design seems to have overcome this.
I can recommend the Tru-Trac to any one.Be sure to get the six bolt design(three pinion) and not the old four bolt (two pinion).The four bolt design was prone to breaking the bolts and coming apart.The new six bolt design seems to have overcome this.
08-06-2006, 03:49 PM
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RE: Detroit Truetrac
How do i know if it's a 3 pinion unit?
ORIGINAL: Chopper
I have a Tru-Trac also and it does eliminate the "one wheel peel".The clutches in my stock unit were starting to slip and I wanted something to fix the problem that would be permanent.The Tractech (Detriot) Tru-Trac filled the bill completely.There is NO slip and both wheels ALWAYS spin when they break loose.The only drawback is a slight knocking sound the pinions make when the rear end is coasting unloaded.This sound is barely noticeable and is easily overcome by the stereo played at very low levels.
I can recommend the Tru-Trac to any one.Be sure to get the six bolt design(three pinion) and not the old four bolt (two pinion).The four bolt design was prone to breaking the bolts and coming apart.The new six bolt design seems to have overcome this.
I have a Tru-Trac also and it does eliminate the "one wheel peel".The clutches in my stock unit were starting to slip and I wanted something to fix the problem that would be permanent.The Tractech (Detriot) Tru-Trac filled the bill completely.There is NO slip and both wheels ALWAYS spin when they break loose.The only drawback is a slight knocking sound the pinions make when the rear end is coasting unloaded.This sound is barely noticeable and is easily overcome by the stereo played at very low levels.
I can recommend the Tru-Trac to any one.Be sure to get the six bolt design(three pinion) and not the old four bolt (two pinion).The four bolt design was prone to breaking the bolts and coming apart.The new six bolt design seems to have overcome this.
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