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Posted: Mar 04 2008 at 1:53pm | IP Logged Quote dannyg

how does the 4 wheel drive pull is low my next truck might be an 4x4 is there an locker for the frontend thanks for any help

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Posted: Mar 04 2008 at 3:55pm | IP Logged Quote lakota

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Here is a delirious dynamic diatribe! Now I realize that most of y’all folks know this stuff but this is for the few that don’t

… Most off road wheel spin is due to opposite corner wheels with less weight on them (double off camber) causing a loss of traction.  Open differentials put the power to the wheel with the least amount of traction. One way to gain traction in the rear is to have dual rear hand brakes. This will allow you to lightly apply the brake on the wheel that is spinning and the open differential will switch the power to the wheel with the traction. This is not a good idea if you have rear disc brakes similar the some of the GM types. The rear e-brakes on some are VERY weak and can’t take the load. Some farm tractors have dual brakes peddles I.e. one for right and one for left drive wheels – this can aid in turning and/or traction.

... LSD (Limited Slip Differential) and Vari-Loc are systems using spring clutch packs to transfer some of the power to the wheel with the most traction. Clutch packs can wear out fast with heavy use. 

… Detroit Lockers, ARB air lockers, electric activated lockers, and welded differentials (Lincoln Lockers) are the real deal for traction but unforgiving for sideways slip on slick surfaces.

… Electronic systems connected to ABS and Vari-Loc oil pump systems require wheel spin to activate the anti-slip action. Lockers and LSD’s work full time for the most part.

 

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Posted: Mar 04 2008 at 8:26pm | IP Logged Quote dannyg

thanks for all the info i`ll be danged if the un or that trashy woman a non expericed boob fool tells me my rights thanks again parothead all the way

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Posted: Mar 04 2008 at 8:47pm | IP Logged Quote thedave360

lakota wrote:

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Here is a delirious dynamic diatribe! Now I realize that most of y’all folks know this stuff but this is for the few that don’t

… Most off road wheel spin is due to opposite corner wheels with less weight on them (double off camber) causing a loss of traction.  Open differentials put the power to the wheel with the least amount of traction. One way to gain traction in the rear is to have dual rear hand brakes. This will allow you to lightly apply the brake on the wheel that is spinning and the open differential will switch the power to the wheel with the traction. This is not a good idea if you have rear disc brakes similar the some of the GM types. The rear e-brakes on some are VERY weak and can’t take the load. Some farm tractors have dual brakes peddles I.e. one for right and one for left drive wheels – this can aid in turning and/or traction.

... LSD (Limited Slip Differential) and Vari-Loc are systems using spring clutch packs to transfer some of the power to the wheel with the most traction. Clutch packs can wear out fast with heavy use. 

… Detroit Lockers, ARB air lockers, electric activated lockers, and welded differentials (Lincoln Lockers) are the real deal for traction but unforgiving for sideways slip on slick surfaces.

… Electronic systems connected to ABS and Vari-Loc oil pump systems require wheel spin to activate the anti-slip action. Lockers and LSD’s work full time for the most part.

 

Have a good one and see you later!... Don S..

 

Vote for the ‘Woman’ or Obama and be sure to register all your weapons of self defense so the government (and later the U.N.) will be able to quickly come and confiscate them!

 


Lakota has all the answers. From the adverse effects of LSD, to the current presidential elections. If lakota can't answer the question, the question can't be answered.
 

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Posted: Mar 04 2008 at 10:19pm | IP Logged Quote dannyg

oh boy here it goes lakota who some r/p like in the 3.56 range were is this vari-lock located at thanks for you info

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Posted: Mar 05 2008 at 6:56pm | IP Logged Quote trevorg8

dannyg wrote:
how does the 4 wheel drive pull is low my next truck might be an 4x4 is there an locker for the frontend thanks for any help

to answer your questions more specificaly, NO the frontier does not come with a front locker only the NISMO comes with a rear locker. I have contacted ARB and a number of other companies to see if they would create/fab something. So far all companies have replied saying that they have been asked this before and are researching whether they will create and air locker for the front in the future.



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Posted: Mar 05 2008 at 7:34pm | IP Logged Quote dannyg

thank thanks guys if anyone out there thats driven a nismo xtera or has one my dad is looking for an small 4x4 need more info on them

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