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Torsen/TrueTrac helical limited slip differential?

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Just looks like another import knockoff of the Truetrac.
You say that like it is a bad thing. Competition is good! Look what the Bronco has done for Jeep.
 

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You say that like it is a bad thing. Competition is good! Look what the Bronco has done for Jeep.
Yes, that's another way to look at it! I'll let you guys try them out for a while before I try any.........
 

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Can't be any worse than the current clutch type offering.
That is another way to look at it! It probably IS much better than a Traclok!
 

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How would a torsen handle rear digs that are possible with the recent tazer updates? It feels like completely locking the brakes on one side of the axle would put serious stress on the system and likely fail something. I'm not sure if anyone has experience with this, but would be interested in someone-more-knowledgeable's opinion.
 

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How would a torsen handle rear digs that are possible with the recent tazer updates? It feels like completely locking the brakes on one side of the axle would put serious stress on the system and likely fail something. I'm not sure if anyone has experience with this, but would be interested in someone-more-knowledgeable's opinion.
It's probably going to break something if you use it under power, but I suppose if could be used if coasting down hill especially of the truck was equipped with the Selec-Trac T-case. Otherwise it's just going to bind stuff up.
 

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