What Axles
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What Axles
I have read through numerous posts concerning the Limited Slip that come in the SD. I had a problem the other day getting stuck on the shoulder of the road while making a U-turn. Anyhow I want to put in a locker of some sort, but I have no clue what Axles are in these trucks. If someone can provide me some information it would be greatly appreciated. Also want to know the ring gear size as some sites go off that. Oh yeah, it is a 2005 F250 FX4 PSD Auto. Thanks in advance.
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Not baggin' on ya, just curious: How in the heck did you get stuck on a shoulder while doing a U-Turn with a 4WD PSD??? And why do you now feel like you need a locker rear to cure the problem? To me, it's kinda like getting a fly in the house and eliminating it by shooting it with a shotgun! Are you sure you didn't just use bad judgement while making your U-Turn? It's easy to do, and we've ALL done it (some of us more than once! LOL ) and it's ok to admit it
Maybe instead of dropping $$$ on a locker, you could just avoid doing U-turns on shoulders in the future? Just a thought... but I am curious how you got stuck?
Again, I'm not baggin' on ya... it just struck me as overkill.
Best,
Daryl
Maybe instead of dropping $$$ on a locker, you could just avoid doing U-turns on shoulders in the future? Just a thought... but I am curious how you got stuck?
Again, I'm not baggin' on ya... it just struck me as overkill.
Best,
Daryl
#3
my 05 250 has a 10.5 inch ford rear and a dana 60 front. spring time and u turns on soft shoulders are no no's as are dirt parking lots. yes how did you do it? if you have a ls already a locker will not help any. mud is mud man sink to the hubs call a wreaker nothing else will help you need to winch it out.
don't be sorry for your self . i've done it with a simi and a 4x4 the red face goes away.
don't be sorry for your self . i've done it with a simi and a 4x4 the red face goes away.
#4
Originally Posted by DS02F250
Not baggin' on ya, just curious: How in the heck did you get stuck on a shoulder while doing a U-Turn with a 4WD PSD??? And why do you now feel like you need a locker rear to cure the problem? To me, it's kinda like getting a fly in the house and eliminating it by shooting it with a shotgun! Are you sure you didn't just use bad judgement while making your U-Turn? It's easy to do, and we've ALL done it (some of us more than once! LOL ) and it's ok to admit it
Maybe instead of dropping $$$ on a locker, you could just avoid doing U-turns on shoulders in the future? Just a thought... but I am curious how you got stuck?
Again, I'm not baggin' on ya... it just struck me as overkill.
Best,
Daryl
Maybe instead of dropping $$$ on a locker, you could just avoid doing U-turns on shoulders in the future? Just a thought... but I am curious how you got stuck?
Again, I'm not baggin' on ya... it just struck me as overkill.
Best,
Daryl
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I'm fairly certain Eaton doesn't offer an e-locker for either axle yet. Although, it looks as though tractech offers an electrac for the front and should have one for the rear soon? Looking at a couple lists here, it looks like the front part number is either 915A510S or 915A510D. The "S" stands for shallow cover and "D" stands for deep cover. One list says you need the shallow cover and the other says you need the deep cover.
Now for the rear, my one list has a part number for the rear but the other does not. So, I'm guessing if it's not out yet, it will be soon and the number for it will be 915A493.
I'd personally love to have the electrac for the rear and the eaton e-locker for the front since the electrac is a limited slip/locker and the e-locker is open/locker. That would be an awesome combination.
Now for the rear, my one list has a part number for the rear but the other does not. So, I'm guessing if it's not out yet, it will be soon and the number for it will be 915A493.
I'd personally love to have the electrac for the rear and the eaton e-locker for the front since the electrac is a limited slip/locker and the e-locker is open/locker. That would be an awesome combination.
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in my 95 f150 i put a locker in the rear and a dana ls unit up front works great with manual hubs. the locker is a bit harsh on turns on the dry highway but in mud and dirt it can't be beat. for what you propose i would go with a air locker in the rear and a stock dana ls up front . good luck man stay off the shoulders in the spring.