Rear Posi? Or Locker
Rear Posi? Or Locker
I have a 79 f150 4x4.
Have 9-in rear. I would like to do better offroad. Mud, snow and hill climbing. Not so much rock climbing. Thinking of a posi or limited slip. What is the prefered way to go? Any idea of cost to have a limited slip installed? Please advise sugestions..
Thanks,
Troy
Have 9-in rear. I would like to do better offroad. Mud, snow and hill climbing. Not so much rock climbing. Thinking of a posi or limited slip. What is the prefered way to go? Any idea of cost to have a limited slip installed? Please advise sugestions..
Thanks,
Troy
Well if you want a limited slip go to the junkyard, pull a 9in third member with the same spline count and gear ratio as yours and install. If you want a locker you will need to order that then have your ring gear installed on the carrier and the pattern needs to be reset.
Matt
Matt
mud=locker or l/s
snow=l/s lockers suck in the snow
hills=locker or l/s
street=l/s
rocks=locker
If you rarely go offroading I would say a l/s, if you are a hardcore offroader I would say a locker. Just depends where you spend most of your time.
snow=l/s lockers suck in the snow
hills=locker or l/s
street=l/s
rocks=locker
If you rarely go offroading I would say a l/s, if you are a hardcore offroader I would say a locker. Just depends where you spend most of your time.
Originally Posted by DesertStorm
snow=l/s lockers suck in the snow
Originally Posted by jerg_064
Just curious, i'm looking into lockers and/or ls for my truck to go along with my upgrade to 4.10. The thing is i get quite a bit of snow in the winter and love plowing through it. So why are l/s and lockers bad in the snow if you can explain it? is part of it cuz it wouldn't help if snow was pack on both of your diff/pumpkins?
If things get nasty just slip her into 4H...
Originally Posted by Bern_F150_4x4
I think it's because people don't know how to drive in the snow. Me, personally I would prefer both of my wheels to be driven; I know how to counter steer
If things get nasty just slip her into 4H...
If things get nasty just slip her into 4H...


