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  1. 14th November 2009, 10:39 PM #11
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    sales@kamdiffs.com <sales@kamdiffs.com> these are the go ...or Ashcroft have just released a new diff locker with no clutches or plates to wear out, it's purely mechanical and is called the Quaife ATB helical LSD Differential ... ashcrofttransmissions.co.uk it's 661.25 quid
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  2. 15th November 2009, 06:25 AM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    or you could just learn to drive off road properly. 2 inches of lift and a decent set of rubber gets most discos and deefers places toymota drivers tend to just daydream about.
    Born & bred in foubies & bikes, off road is my home more so than being stuck in the city. A single diff lock was the idea to help wifey NOT get into trouble while she learns. One could argue to let her learn without.

    Maybe I should just put Land cruiser diffs in to keep the drivelines tough enough..............
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  3. 15th November 2009, 06:58 AM #13
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    Im a very big fan of learning to drive without any of the traction aids....

    having them is nice but being able to keep going when something goes wrong with them is even nicer...
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