ozric762

Will this act like an open diff in a D30 when in 2wd?

SeriousOffroad

Yes.

Hoooper

Would it not depend on the LSD type? A torsen type LSD that activates in clutchlike manner should still activate since it works based on the difference of rate of spin from one wheel to the other. Do those release completely like a locker when there's no power to it?

93gc40

No power to the diff the auto locker or LSD unlocks. Auto lockers never truly release, hence the clicks. A LSD never truly lock-up. So basicaly the LSD acts more like a tight open diff than anything like a locker, ever.

InvaderTrax

I put a torsen type LSD in my car and it acts exactly the same driving around unless I enter a corner hard enough to break loose. Then it pulls me through instead of spinning the one wheel and understeering :P

BuckB91XJ

My front Aussie Locker is locked at all times when driving straight in 2WD or 4WD. Infact, it rarely opens except in 4WD and in a very tight turn.

lolz_jeep

i have an aussie locker in the front and i dont even know its there until im on the trail. ur lsd should be fine

BuckB91XJ

X 2 my Aussie is totally in hiding until I need it. Don't even notice it on the road...don't even hear it click on the road. Just hear the rear Aussie quietly clicking in the corners but, the true "4 wheel" traction is always there when I need it on the trail.

ozric762

Thanks guys. The lsd im planning on is the truetrac in both the front and rear of my DD.

BuckB91XJ

Since your Jeep is a DD/WW the Detroit True Tracs should work really well for you.