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Posi-tac or what do you run?
I am sick of my no working piece for a factory limited slip. I have heard mixed things about Detroit Tru-trac, and was curious who has run it in the rear and what you think?
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Mixed reviews about the TruTrac? I wouldn't hesitate to buy and install another. Great piece of gear.
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When I go to change up my limited slip, it's getting a trutrac. Never heard a bad thing about it.
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I have a tru-trac in my 79 F150 mudder/daily driver. I have been super impressed by the performance and durability
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I have a Detroit Tru-Trac and i am very happy with it. It has stood up to quite a bit of abuse and just keeps going strong. No noise at all, and even tolerable in snow and ice.
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Re: Posi-tac or what do you run?
Mine gets run on snow and ice 6 months out of the year and it does great. It doesn't slide on ice anymore than an open diff and you get better traction for drift busting.
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I have a drag racing budddie who has blown up two of them in his king street car and tells me he'll never buy another. I personally think it will do just fine in my superduty even with perf. mods.
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