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RE: Converting to a locker. . . - 3/20/2007 2:07:17 AM   
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Yup, that would be the "GOV LOC".  It's a "3-pin" stlye, instead of your nominal 4-pin.  Which means if it ever breaks, your up do-do creek with out a paddle because no one else makes a 3 pin. 

If that happens, the guts of the diff need to be replaced.

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RE: Converting to a locker. . . - 3/20/2007 5:22:02 AM   
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And if I remember right, the centrifigul force of being above 20MPH unlocks it... so above that, it's an open diff, is it not?

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RE: Converting to a locker. . . - 3/20/2007 7:45:57 AM   
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It still acts as a limited slip even at higher speeds.  I have had my back end snap out before the front could engage on me a few times over 20mph when I was just out on the back roads playin' around.

When I serviced my diff, I messed around with it just seeing what it would do.  It was not easy to turn one tire at a time.  Very difficult in fact.  It required one person at each wheel to get it to spin.


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RE: Converting to a locker. . . - 3/20/2007 8:10:24 AM   
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quote:

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It still acts as a limited slip even at higher speeds.  I have had my back end snap out before the front could engage on me a few times over 20mph when I was just out on the back roads playin' around.

When I serviced my diff, I messed around with it just seeing what it would do.  It was not easy to turn one tire at a time.  Very difficult in fact.  It required one person at each wheel to get it to spin.




Ahhhh, I just know that the posi in a F350, when drifting around a corner, is a lot more aggressive feeling than the G80, lol

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RE: Converting to a locker. . . - 3/20/2007 12:04:29 PM   
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Ahhhh, I just know that the posi in a F350, when drifting around a corner, is a lot more aggressive feeling than the G80, lol



Like Kyle said...maybe a gov-loc G80, but the G80 in my Caprice will drift right along side the ricers....lol   If I can keep from running over that little toy ricer....or sucking it through my K&N.....I'll try it sometime...lol

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