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    So anyone have a Detroit locker the does some street and some highway with it's

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadowbandit View Post
    So anyone have a Detroit locker the does some street and some highway with it's
    I run a locker... cant remember which one it is at this point... SO OBNOXIOUS behind a 6spd.


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    It would be behind a auto but what makes you kinda hate it. Pros and cons

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadowbandit View Post
    It would be behind a auto but what makes you kinda hate it. Pros and cons
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    Just behind a stick its constantly locking in and out... its notchy... loud.... sounds like things are breaking non stop.... ITS JUST OBNOXIOUS.... pros....ummmm, lol... its a locker. lol
    @Chris used to have a video in a parking garage with his old one behind a 6spd.


    I hear they are much more tame behind an auto...


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    Well that means they last forever only thing blowing it up is a grenade right lol

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    I run a the true trac locker with spiral gears and a 6spd. 230/236 cam with112 lobe separation. If you try to chug it along you can hear the locker engage and disengage, keep the RPM's in check while cruising it's not a problem. With the spiral gear, anytime the rear is under a load it locks. So if your chugging along with an aggressive cam it will lock and unlock with the mild cam surge. Keep RPMs in check and it's no issue. I'm talking 1,700 to 1,900 cruising RPM's. 2000 RPM's I'm good.


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    I'm so confused on what you just said

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    My phone posted before I finished typing.


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    Watch what you get with a 9". I watched @Arod6692 twist a stock axle shaft off, seen chris's stock center section blown to bits, and multiple pinion carriers busted. A stock 9" is strong (er) than a 10 bolt but certainly not bulletproof just because it's a 9"
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    It's would be in a s60

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