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No, I don't lick fish.
Or if they are regearing to a taller gear, if I were still going the 8.25 route on my Comanche I would've taken your offer because I wanted the lsd instead of a Detroit lsd (cost effective) when I was ordering through a. Website a factory lsd were running $175-200
Which wasn't bad...
Which wasn't bad...
Dayum! How many is that now?
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I put one in my buddy's Eliminator, this one is going in another friends 86 MJ and I have two spares so 5 total.
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I dont mean to disrespect anyone who feels a certain way and I haven't experienced one to say it works but it's easier/cheaper to rebuild clutch packs compared to A full case lsd incase it breaks...
Although my original main plan is to run a full case locker out back and a Volvo lsd up front
But when I wanted to save the 4.10 amc 20 for another project I planned front and rear lsd for a daily...
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Morning guys.
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Hey guys. Well yesterday morning i stopped by the hump on my way to the keys. It has changed alpt sence the last time i was there. Lot of big mudholes that never use to be there are now there. i need to get mt winch asap. I wouldhave explored longer in there. But no winch and i saw no one eles out there. To help pull my put if i got stuck. But im looking to go back again soon. Jeep did good even thoeing i wasnt really trying to push my luck with it thoe. Tires cleaned put good too for being cheap tires.
No, I don't lick fish.
No offense but there's a lot of online off-roaders on the forums,
I dont mean to disrespect anyone who feels a certain way and I haven't experienced one to say it works but it's easier/cheaper to rebuild clutch packs compared to A full case lsd incase it breaks...
Although my original main plan is to run a full case locker out back and a Volvo lsd up front
But when I wanted to save the 4.10 amc 20 for another project I planned front and rear lsd for a daily...
I dont mean to disrespect anyone who feels a certain way and I haven't experienced one to say it works but it's easier/cheaper to rebuild clutch packs compared to A full case lsd incase it breaks...
Although my original main plan is to run a full case locker out back and a Volvo lsd up front
But when I wanted to save the 4.10 amc 20 for another project I planned front and rear lsd for a daily...
As of now, I'm just planning on filling mine with new fluid, LSD additive, and running it. If the clutch packs are good, GREAT! If they're bad, well it's still better than a D35!
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Yeah that's true. I think the consensus is more taken out of context than anything. If your tires are both going to maintain contact with the ground, it seems as though the LSD is fine... but if you're going to be lifting tires, the LSD won't cut it - unless you're going to do some fancy e-brake finagling.
As of now, I'm just planning on filling mine with new fluid, LSD additive, and running it. If the clutch packs are good, GREAT! If they're bad, well it's still better than a D35!
As of now, I'm just planning on filling mine with new fluid, LSD additive, and running it. If the clutch packs are good, GREAT! If they're bad, well it's still better than a D35!
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Originally Posted by minegun2
Hey guys. Well yesterday morning i stopped by the hump on my way to the keys. It has changed alpt sence the last time i was there. Lot of big mudholes that never use to be there are now there. i need to get mt winch asap. I wouldhave explored longer in there. But no winch and i saw no one eles out there. To help pull my put if i got stuck. But im looking to go back again soon. Jeep did good even thoeing i wasnt really trying to push my luck with it thoe. Tires cleaned put good too for being cheap tires.