Trac-Lok

[MikeInIdaho]

I was unaware that there was a no-slip available for the 7.5. Thanks for the summit p/n

 

[Gotta_gofast]

The lock right and the no-slip are two different items. The no-slip replaces the carrier's gears. It will lock both axles together when torque is applied, but will "cam" apart to allow the outer wheel to turn faster during a turn. The lock right uses the same principal, but has a tendency to be rougher on the road.

 

[Xploda]

My lockright in my yota was a beast never had any problem wit it and I drove that truck hard lol

 

[WNY964x4]

I was unaware that there was a no-slip available for the 7.5. Thanks for the summit p/n

just to clarify , i found that in the mustang section of my summit catalog , and just assumed it will work for a ranger

 

[wally]

anyone know how a 2wd ranger with a limited slip handles in snowy conditions. Curious if it would help or hurt it, especially if you hit ice.

 

[Gotta_gofast]

You will need to adjust your driving style. You will have more traction with trak-lok but if you overpower the tires your vehicle's rear end will have a tendency to slide out because you have two wheels spinning instead of one spinning and one keeping the truck centered straight with an open carrier.

 

[Gotta_gofast]

I was unaware that there was a no-slip available for the 7.5. Thanks for the summit p/n

No problem. I found it while discussing options for my truck with the summit tech guys. This is what they recommended.

 

[MikeInIdaho]

I've heard that a track-loc from any 7.5 would work on my truck. It's an '06 b2300. I would think a no-slip would be the same? I'm looking to get a locker/LSD soon, and I like the no-slip because it's very quiet and streetable (from what I've heard), is relatively easy to install (as opposed to the track-loc) and is a full locker, instead of a limited-slip. Anyone know for sure if it would work?

 

[Gotta_gofast]

It will work for you

 

[MikeInIdaho]

good to know. It'll be nice not having to pay a shop $400 to replace the carrier and actually have a full-on locker instead of a trash-lok. Thanks again