Converting to a locker. . .
na just go welded live possi
wont be fun taking corners, but you will for sure have both wheels turning.
Possi traction (both wheels leave their marks)
Limited Slip (one wheel wonder mark maker)
Flinstone style (need new shoes yet?)
wont be fun taking corners, but you will for sure have both wheels turning.
Possi traction (both wheels leave their marks)
Limited Slip (one wheel wonder mark maker)
Flinstone style (need new shoes yet?)
Posi and limited slip are pretty much the same thing... "Posi" is just Fords term for it...
An open diff is the one tire fire...
The G80 LSD, however crappy it might be, is still a limited slip, lol
An open diff is the one tire fire...
The G80 LSD, however crappy it might be, is still a limited slip, lol
The G80 itself isn't weak IMO, it's the ring and pinion in these trucks (and 3rd and 4th gen F-cars) that is weak.........The 8.5" G80 in my Caprice has been beat to death with 350+ horsepower and it never misses a beat.
True it's no auburn or detroit, but I have been very impressed by the one I built for mine...it came from a 1984 Delta 88...lol And you have been misinformed about the speed thing I have spun mine through a burnout wellover 5800 RPM's and it still smokes both 275mm wide tires.
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True it's no auburn or detroit, but I have been very impressed by the one I built for mine...it came from a 1984 Delta 88...lol And you have been misinformed about the speed thing I have spun mine through a burnout wellover 5800 RPM's and it still smokes both 275mm wide tires.
True it's no auburn or detroit, but I have been very impressed by the one I built for mine...it came from a 1984 Delta 88...lol And you have been misinformed about the speed thing I have spun mine through a burnout wellover 5800 RPM's and it still smokes both 275mm wide tires.
I remember reading that on the Eaton website...
The G80 diff is different for the trucks than it is in the passenger cars is it not? The G80 for our trucks in particular is the Gov-Loc diff which acts as a posi unit but when power is delivered and one wheel starts to spin faster, a speed triggered latch will lock the axles together. This unit is more of a limited slip locker than it is a true limited slip. This latch inside is the weak point of the Gov-Loc diff.
This is my understanding of the diffs in our trucks... Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
This is my understanding of the diffs in our trucks... Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.





