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Old 11-03-2014, 09:19 PM   #1
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Re: let's talk, Posi.

The Eaton Posi - is this a cone type? Anyone use a Torsen/Helical style?
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Re: let's talk, Posi.

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The Eaton Posi - is this a cone type? Anyone use a Torsen/Helical style?
The helical style is called a Tru Trac. Made by Eaton/Detroit. I use them on everything I build. Feels 100% open until it engages. No tire wear or hopping. The only drawback is if you lift a tire, sometimes it wont engage. Tap the E-brake a bit, and it engages quick.

I have installed them on street vehicles, and several 4x4's ( front and rear). Beat them like the owed me money, and never failed. I have broken several Detroit lockers though.
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