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I never had that problem with them even on oily on ramps.How about I can break them loose just coming around a corner.
There are two corners on my way home from work, I break the the inner tire of the turn loose pretty much every day, wet dry or otherwise. All I have in the back is a Torsen LSD unit.I never had that problem with them even on oily on ramps.
Wow! Crazy. I've never had that problem. What tires did you buy to replace them with?There are two corners on my way home from work, I break the the inner tire of the turn loose pretty much every day, wet dry or otherwise. All I have in the back is a Torsen LSD unit.
Nothing yet. The truck gets driven two days a week most weeks, they aren't badly dry rotten and still have a good bit of tread, so for now I live with it and drive carefully in corners.Wow! Crazy. I've never had that problem. What tires did you buy to replace them with?
That guarantees that at least one wheel is going to break loose in wet corners. With enough speed, both wheels break loose and you get to do donuts.Nobody ever likes my suggestion of welding the spider gears together...
It's self correcting - if the driver does enough donuts suddenly you don't need to add weight and you have traction!Mmmmm....donuts.