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Someone educate me...can you throw a Trac Loc spring in an open diff, thus equal a limited slip??
Trac Loc spring in open diff?
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You need the clutches and plates to make the tracloc work. The spring keeps tension/pressure on them so they work correctly....or somewhat of that nature.
So the answer is you could put the spring in but it won't do you a bit of good without the clutches and plates.
So the answer is you could put the spring in but it won't do you a bit of good without the clutches and plates.
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Ok, that makes sense...are the carriers the same?
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No a limited slip carrier is a limited slip carrier and an open carrier is an open carrier. They are no where near the same
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Alright, thanks fellas
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