U joint yoke..Staps VS. U Bolts

riotwarrior

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Detroit locker will respond same way as lock rite fyi

There isnt a detroit lsd its a detroit locker or true trac...thats a helical geared torque biasing lsd no clutches
 

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That's what it was :D

I haven't looked to far into them. So a Lock-Rite will respond just like a Detroit Locker? I thought the lock-rites would lock up under throttle were as the Detroit will differentiate through a turn under throttle.
 

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I have seen many strap style fail off road. The bolts break right at the head, causing failure. And al, is this enough abuse? I beat the hell out of mine. I have broken ubolt style. Lol putting flanges on next.

http://youtu.be/lbg-qS4TaQQ

Dang that is impressive as hell. I could have sworn you were going to break it and not budge that Chevy.
 

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i thought the same thing when i watched it too Mel.figured he was too buried and would need to be winched out of that one.
 

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Well VERDICT is in

C#@&$ straps it is...U bolts centre to centre does not line up with the strap bolts. IFN had milling machine with a four flute mill I would not care...but drill press and only drill bits I care.

Oh well.

Honestly I prefer U bolts had hoped it would work however nope.

No biggy...juzt a dissapointment is all.

Now to decide....lunchbox locker ...or factory posi lsd

I literally just put in a Lock-Right on Dec. 30. No write-up or anything yet as I wanted to go a few weeks so see its manners but 200 or so miles so far and I cant even tell its there in sharp paveent turns or anything. TUrning in grass I seemes to feel something but once the snow flies I can give an accurate report. It definitely does make them both spin on a loose surface! No more one-wheel-peel!

Install was a breeze. My first time truly doing anything in a differential other than pulling a carrier on a Ford 8.8. And both were so easy it hardly counts.

Bug me if you don't see anything written up in a few weeks
 

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Yes, please post a thread about your results when you get some snow/ice time. I know I'm not the only one that's curious!
 

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I literally just put in a Lock-Right on Dec. 30. No write-up or anything yet as I wanted to go a few weeks so see its manners but 200 or so miles so far and I cant even tell its there in sharp paveent turns or anything. TUrning in grass I seemes to feel something but once the snow flies I can give an accurate report. It definitely does make them both spin on a loose surface! No more one-wheel-peel!

Install was a breeze. My first time truly doing anything in a differential other than pulling a carrier on a Ford 8.8. And both were so easy it hardly counts.

Bug me if you don't see anything written up in a few weeks

Not my job to chase you...n get u write stiff up...
 

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