Looks like they are finally going to start making them. I was looking at SEMA's picture website and came across this,

http://www.semadigital.com/netpub/se...photolibrary09

 

Interesting!

 

Finally. This would be sweet if I was actually keeping my truck.

 

sweet torsen can now blow up the front diff too LOL...

 

Great. Now not only do I need to get one for the rear axle but one for the front too.

 

I can't wait, i wonder how much$$

 

Strange looking beast. Outwardly, nothing like the 8.8 version.

 

mmmmmm, I know what I'm getting

 

Bob was that pic taken back when it was prototype lol

 

That picture is the one from the link in my post, which would mean it was taken within the past week at SEMA 09.

 

ah I didnt look yet i knew bob has prior knowledge of this unit long before any of us

 

hehehe...... good one Zach

 

Not me. I've heard rumors for years but this is the first picture I've seen.

 

hmm, i live about 30 min away from them. i work about 5 min away from there. i wonder if they need one stress tested.

 

This was my exact first thought when I read the thread title.

 

hmmm

 

doubtful. two were built many years ago, and beat to hell and back already.

if you really want this style diff for the front, and the torsen still never comes out, detroit makes a tru-trac that fits the ranger front....
Detroit Locker 912A569 - Eaton Detroit Truetrac Differentials - Overview - SummitRacing.com

 

I suspect that the Summit listing of the 912A569 Truetrac for the SLA Ranger front axle is bogus.

The only app listed in the manufacturer's catalog for the 912A569 is for the Jeep/Dana 35 rear. The Jeep uses a conventional D35 which has a wider carrier that the oddball narrow version in the SLA Ranger/Explorer.

http://www.eaton.com/ecm/groups/publ.../ct_128302.pdf

 

dang summit.....

i knew the jeep rear 35 is different, but never looked past summits listing cause i couldnt afford one anyhow. interesting that they list it for the dodge SLA front as well as the ford...

 

I want.

 

i know, but it was wishful thinking.