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Old 06-04-2007, 03:41 PM   #1
grayw0lf
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Gotta get some traction!

Okay, so I have plenty of power, I just can't get it to the ground. I've had enough of spinning my right wheel off, while the left wheel sits idle.

This may finally convince me to go 5 lug when I put discs up front ('70 C-10), if I can find a decent posi rear end. I'd really like to stick w/ 6 lugs though.

What is a decent posi unit for my factory 12 bolt that won't kill my bank roll? I have a few friends telling me to go with "Lincoln Lockers" (welding my open to where its a full time locker). Something tells me that would make it less than driver friendly. Any experience with this?

I spend most of my time pulling my 3,000 lb boat. I often spin tires going up nice concrete boat launches. The natural rock bed boat launch 4 doors down is unfortunately off limits until I get a better solution.
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