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hey yall wanderin if its possible to weld my front diff so it will be " locked" when engaged if 4 wheel drive?
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front diff.
- Thread starter 91rangerxlt
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Definitley possible, it'll be a little harder to turn when in 4wd tho 
You may end up blowing hubs and u joints if you wheel it hard.
You may end up blowing hubs and u joints if you wheel it hard.
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If you have to ask then a welded front diff is not for you.
My front is welded, but its no street machine.
My front is welded, but its no street machine.
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Get an Aussie Locker for it. They're inexpensive and you'll be much happier that you can still steer it.
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maybe ill just leave them open diffs. then. still goes through plunty of mud for me.
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