Differential Questions
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Differential Questions
is the rear electronic locking differential a limited-slip/posi or an open differential under normal circumstances?
was also wondering if anyone has thought about and possibly successfully installed a front electronic locking differential possibly wired up to an upfitter switch. is there anything even on the market to do this?
would be nice if an electronic front locker was added to the option list in the future. if dodge can do it with the power wagon surely ford could.
was also wondering if anyone has thought about and possibly successfully installed a front electronic locking differential possibly wired up to an upfitter switch. is there anything even on the market to do this?
would be nice if an electronic front locker was added to the option list in the future. if dodge can do it with the power wagon surely ford could.
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There is an "E" locker I think made by Auburn. However I'm not sure they have one for the 32-35 spline dana 60.
My truck is a F450, a rear locker is not an option so I went with ARB air lockers front and rear. I have done this on three prior superdutys with great results.
My truck is a F450, a rear locker is not an option so I went with ARB air lockers front and rear. I have done this on three prior superdutys with great results.
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also, it's an open diff under normal circumstances. hasn't presented a problem for me yet and I've been on some pretty hairy dirt/mud roads 
on a side note - this truck in 4L is an impressive beast. just saying.
on a side note - this truck in 4L is an impressive beast. just saying.
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There is an "E" locker I think made by Auburn. However I'm not sure they have one for the 32-35 spline dana 60.
My truck is a F450, a rear locker is not an option so I went with ARB air lockers front and rear. I have done this on three prior superdutys with great results.
My truck is a F450, a rear locker is not an option so I went with ARB air lockers front and rear. I have done this on three prior superdutys with great results.
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Has anybody attempted or successfully wired the factory eld to an upfitter switch so it doesn't disengage above 25 mph? I apologize if this has been discussed before but it annoys me when it kicks out. This would be a bad deal when going down the track at a truck pull. Just wondering if it is possible.
