automatic transmission locking differential or non-locking differential ?
automatic transmission locking differential or non-locking differential ?
Im trying to get a new transmission for my car but they keep asking me if i need a locking differential or non-locking differential can anyone shed some light on what that means ? Does that mean limited slipping ?
Originally Posted by DcMaN
Im trying to get a new transmission for my car but they keep asking me if i need a locking differential or non-locking differential can anyone shed some light on what that means ? Does that mean limited slipping ?
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You most likely have a non-locking transmission. If you're getting a new one, you might as well get one with the VLSD and replace the driver-side axle. The VLSD transmissions are often *cheaper* than the open-diffs.
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Originally Posted by sryth
You most likely have a non-locking transmission. If you're getting a new one, you might as well get one with the VLSD and replace the driver-side axle. The VLSD transmissions are often *cheaper* than the open-diffs.
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