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Say, does a 95 F250 PSD 4x4 have an automatic locker in the rear?
If not, what kind of locker would you advice me? What are your experiences? Keep on powerstroking! Grizzly
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ford does not put a full locker in anything. look at your tag. if the gear ratio says, and ill just use a 3.73 for example, 3 73, you have a conventional open diff. if it says 3L 73 you have a posi, or a limited slip rear end. it uses clutch packs to allow the rear end to lock up when needed but to allow the outside tire to turn faster when cornering. it does not provide the same amount traction during heavy 4bying, but is more "user friendly" and economical than a full locker and still ads semi-locking ability. if you are going to put a full locker under it, buy a detroit, and also, remember to match your gear ratio with the front diff, or change the front diff to the same ratio as the new one your puting in, or you will tear the front end....or an axle or something, right out the first time you engage your 4x4
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ARB lockers
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The Detroit we run stays locked almost all the time until it feels a side load like when turning hard it will unlock itself. Although remember that if you are turning and decide to get back on the gas hard it will lock up and begin to push you straight even you want to go another way. Learned this the hard way.
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what about in wet conditions and turning, will one of the tires slip or if you get on the gas will the rear try to come around to the front?
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