Diff lock grease.
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Diff lock grease.
It really does what it says on the tin!
At slow speeds it alows the diff to work as normal (differential axle rotational speeds) But when one wheel starts to spin, it stiffens up and locks the diff! Brilliant, and cheaper than an FG adjustable
http://www.badhorsie.com/products/diff-lock-grease.html
Ian F.
At slow speeds it alows the diff to work as normal (differential axle rotational speeds) But when one wheel starts to spin, it stiffens up and locks the diff! Brilliant, and cheaper than an FG adjustable
http://www.badhorsie.com/products/diff-lock-grease.html
Ian F.
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RE: Diff lock grease.
Yes I'm using it. And yes it works. And no it does not leak out the sides!
It alows the wheels too turn indepentently at slow speeds (although slightly stiffer than stock obviously) but locks up under wheelspin. At slow speeds I haven't noticed any handling problems, but the tracktion at WOT is much better. And lest face it... How often are you driving slowly?
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It alows the wheels too turn indepentently at slow speeds (although slightly stiffer than stock obviously) but locks up under wheelspin. At slow speeds I haven't noticed any handling problems, but the tracktion at WOT is much better. And lest face it... How often are you driving slowly?
Ian F.
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RE: Diff lock grease.
Look pretty cool,i used 120,000wt diff lock oil in the standard diff and that does the job very well to and it doesn t leekBut i might try it also