View Poll Results: Should I install the Gov-Lock I bought for $75?
Sell it and save my money for a true locker.
8
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Install it and enjoy it.
8
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11.5 AAM differential
#17
If it'll stand up to a Dmax,it'll stand up to a Cummins.
IMO the G80 (the "locker" in the GM trucks) is light years ahead of the crap Dodge uses. I've had a G80 in more than one truck and they worked very well. I always knew when it would lock and what to expect.
The LSD in the Dodge is a POS. It nevers works the same way twice.
#18
Too funny.. My experiance is the exact opposite. I always know what the Trac-Rite will do, and the only thing predictable about the gov-lock was that it was un-predictable (well other than it likes to kick the truck sideways on off caber snow coverd forest service roads)..
#19
my son has and 04 dodge diesel only way it will spin both wheels forward is if both are on pavement. put one on pavement and one in grass on a hill it will spin the one in grass and not move. put it in reverse in the same spot and will leave a black mark on pavement and dig up the grass
#21
my son has and 04 dodge diesel only way it will spin both wheels forward is if both are on pavement. put one on pavement and one in grass on a hill it will spin the one in grass and not move. put it in reverse in the same spot and will leave a black mark on pavement and dig up the grass
Also on a standard vehicle the right rear is the drive tire in D, and the left rear is the drive tire in R; its the way the spiders and R&P are setup.
#22
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Crazy Cooter said it. Check out any chevy forum and almost all the diff problems talked about will be an issue with the "Gov-Bomb." They got that term for a reason.
#23
Sorry, not true. The Gov-Loc, Trac-Rite, Tru-Trac and ARB for the GM 11.5" or the Chrysler 11.5" are the same part number for each style of locker/posi unit.
#24
The axle tubes are different diamater, but that doesn't effect the axle shafts or carrier.
#25
If it came out of a 11.5" AAM,it was from either an 8.1 or Dmax truck.
If it'll stand up to a Dmax,it'll stand up to a Cummins.
IMO the G80 (the "locker" in the GM trucks) is light years ahead of the crap Dodge uses. I've had a G80 in more than one truck and they worked very well. I always knew when it would lock and what to expect.
The LSD in the Dodge is a POS. It nevers works the same way twice.
If it'll stand up to a Dmax,it'll stand up to a Cummins.
IMO the G80 (the "locker" in the GM trucks) is light years ahead of the crap Dodge uses. I've had a G80 in more than one truck and they worked very well. I always knew when it would lock and what to expect.
The LSD in the Dodge is a POS. It nevers works the same way twice.
Never replaced a busted Chrysler Trac-rite. Can't say the same for the G80 Gov-Bomb. My scrap barrel is always full of them! 7.5's, 8.5's, 8.6's, 9.5's, 10.5's, and 11.5's....they are all junk!
I have busted three 10.5 G80's myself!
#26
lsd
Thats normal for just about any LSD. They all do very poor at a stopped condition, especially in a high traction/low tractoin scenario. A little brake will help transfer power to the low traction side.
Also on a standard vehicle the right rear is the drive tire in D, and the left rear is the drive tire in R; its the way the spiders and R&P are setup.
Also on a standard vehicle the right rear is the drive tire in D, and the left rear is the drive tire in R; its the way the spiders and R&P are setup.
#27
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