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Old Mar 3, 2010
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yup, I was really hoping if the torsen ever did come out it would be around 400 at the most
 
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Old Mar 3, 2010
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That's awesome, and about freakin time!
That price is reasonable, about on par with a true trac in most applications.
Is it going to work as well as a locker? No. But I would have rather had a good limited slip in front of my sport trac instead of the locker. The rear locker did most of the work anyway, the front is heavier and normally kept both front tires on the ground. A limited slip would have worked well, stressed the front end less and made tight maneuvering in 4x4 easier.
 
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Old Mar 3, 2010
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Ouch, that's a big hit to the wallet. I would way rather have a locked rear and open front than ls front and rear. I've never thought the D35 was strong enough for a locker or LS. But that's just me.
 
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Old Mar 3, 2010
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Limited slip front and locked rear would have been ideal for me.
I'm undecided what to do with the f150 when I regear it, maybe elocker front but those are really pricey. My cart at ringpinion.com is 2000 as I have it so I have to save up. Lol
 
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Old Mar 3, 2010
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locked front and rear is best for me. In the F150 though open/open will do just fine.
 
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Old Mar 3, 2010
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Easy to say when you still have an off-road toy!
 
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Old Mar 3, 2010
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what I have wanted is a L/S up front but I don't know if I can justify 500 for it
 
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Originally Posted by camodown
what I have wanted is a L/S up front but I don't know if I can justify 500 for it
As I've seen you post in other threads.......Its just money!
 
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Originally Posted by RazorsEDGE
As I've seen you post in other threads.......Its just money!
well if the wife didn't have a say so then I wouldn't worry about it
 
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I like the front Aussie locker. Contrary to popular belief, I have also used it offroad with no problem. Although due to the age of my truck I don't beat on it either as it's not a trail rig.
 
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Originally Posted by camodown
well if the wife didn't have a say so then I wouldn't worry about it
Damn I hear that.
 
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