paul123
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when I was car shopping, I was intrigued that the F150 has an option for Electronic Locking Diff, and that's how I would prefer things. Open diff most of the time, locking diff as needed. Rather than a full time LSD / Torsen.
one my concerns with my new car is that if / when it needs service, without a rev limiter, its a sitting duck for abuse. 6500 RPM clutch dumps / line lock, etc. But if it had an open diff, half the engine torque or less would hit the rear wheels before a tire breaks loose resulting in a one wheel peel. So in the hands of a hot rodder / Ferris Bueller, this would substantially limit drive line / transmission shock. Theoretically.
I don't really plan to push my car much beyond the traction of a single tire, so I feel like an open diff would be better for me.
Sort of an expensive / invasive mod though
Thoughts?
one my concerns with my new car is that if / when it needs service, without a rev limiter, its a sitting duck for abuse. 6500 RPM clutch dumps / line lock, etc. But if it had an open diff, half the engine torque or less would hit the rear wheels before a tire breaks loose resulting in a one wheel peel. So in the hands of a hot rodder / Ferris Bueller, this would substantially limit drive line / transmission shock. Theoretically.
I don't really plan to push my car much beyond the traction of a single tire, so I feel like an open diff would be better for me.
Sort of an expensive / invasive mod though
Thoughts?
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