Detroit EZ Locker for '97 Open F-150
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Detroit EZ Locker for '97 Open F-150
I'm looking for any experience with the Detroit EZ Locker. It is not a 'limited' slip and I'm not 100% sure I understand the Detroit definition difference... lots of D's here.
So I'm open now, and been doing some camping in remote areas. Several times the roads are rough and I could've used a good 'differential' lockup to help.
The Detroit EZ Locker is supposed to be a 'drop in' using all the 8.8 set (I don't think I'd do the install anyway, old) and Detroit has a good name.
This seems like a really "positive/complete" limited slip (overly aggressive?)...
Any thoughts on how this might work (3.73 rear end, slightly 2.65/75s XLT Mich)
Thanks.
Doc
So I'm open now, and been doing some camping in remote areas. Several times the roads are rough and I could've used a good 'differential' lockup to help.
The Detroit EZ Locker is supposed to be a 'drop in' using all the 8.8 set (I don't think I'd do the install anyway, old) and Detroit has a good name.
This seems like a really "positive/complete" limited slip (overly aggressive?)...
Any thoughts on how this might work (3.73 rear end, slightly 2.65/75s XLT Mich)
Thanks.
Doc
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i run the richmond gear powertraxx lock right. same concept. works great if ya ask me. it is a little aggressive, you will spin your inside tire when cornering around town. actually i should say slip, especially on gravel.
off the road, it tends to get you further in 2wd than you normally would.
off the road, it tends to get you further in 2wd than you normally would.
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