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stock LS
is there anyone strill running the stock LS?
i had my rear end rebuilt month ago it still dosen't lock up in the sand why |
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Because its not a locker... Its a LS... It limits slip.
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i under stand that it just LS but in mud rain snow or doing a burn out it stays locked up why dosen't stay lockup up in the sand????
Last edited by steele86; 04-23-2012 at 09:49 AM. |
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It's not supposed to stay locked up in the sand. On the pavement both of your tires are getting pretty good traction so each will slip some, an open diff wouldn't be much different. If you really try and spin them you will only get one spinning.
LS is not a locker and when one tire can get low traction, like in the sand, you will get a single wheel spinning easily. None of the LS diffs available in pickups work well. The lockers from chevy do very well. Aftermarket lockers do very well. LS will always be for those that don't NEED both tires working. |
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pacific truck performance in ridgefield wa the sales guy lied to me stated that the LS is the best and cheapest way to go and it work like posi all lies and sh*ty work.
dose any one use a locker or full posi? |
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