Options for locking diff
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lightyear
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Re: Options for locking diff
Lou, I need a 4.1 Torsen.
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Re: Options for locking diff
Also remember that you can shim up a Torsen2 to add a bit of pre-load to reduce the effect of a wheel being unloaded.
As the diff ages the they do lose a bit of the factory pre-load (standard preload is pretty low anyway)
As the diff ages the they do lose a bit of the factory pre-load (standard preload is pretty low anyway)
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