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FrdMustangCpe

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well according to my friend who was in the car behind me today only the right tire was spinning . well im still selling my car and im not gonna rebuild the trac-lok. ill just let whomever know. but anyways since i will be getting another stang i was wondering whats a good street/occasional strip diff would be? hopefully less than $400 big ones. i know i could rebuild the trac-lok for like $40 but will it hold up with even drag radials?

any experiences on any diffs? good or bad?


thanx
 

giddyup306

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It's pretty tough to break the stock rear end. Rick91gt ran 740rtw all season on a stock assembly.
 

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bump
 

90mustangGT

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The factory traction-loc unit is a pretty good peice, Ford does one thing real well and that is rear ends. I had the one-wheel peel so I did some research with a search and found lots of good info. The difference is in the packing if you want it extra tight.

Factory: clutch-plate-plate-clutch-plate-plate-clutch-shim
Extra pack: clutch-plate-clutch-plate-clutch-plate-clutch-shim

I get two perfectly identical black marks when I lay rubber on Nitto DR's, although my goal is not to lay rubber.
 
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so u basically have to buy 2 rebuild kits? Also, did you use the f-150 spring?
 

90mustangGT

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Scorcher2005 said:
so u basically have to buy 2 rebuild kits? Also, did you use the f-150 spring?
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No, you just re-use the best two of the old one's, the middle seems to be in the best shape.

I didn't use the F-150 spring.
 
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