188 4WD Park - Trying out a PowerTrax Lock Right automatic locking differential
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- After getting stuck in the ditch last time with an open rear differential it was time to try a lunch box locker. We put in a PowerTrax LockRight Automatic positive-locking differential in the Nissan D21 rear end and the result was substantially better traction. Still needed 4wd to get thru the mess after 3 days of rain.
Costs $255 dollars for the locker, $40 worth of fluids, & $5 for a new seal. Total cost was right about $300. Total time was about 4-5 hours and this was the first time installing a locker. Completely worth it.
Weights in the bed may solve that problem
Filling up the tool box on the back helps too. We haven't played in the mud much, but next time maybe some cinder blocks back there for traction.
mine has a LSD stock not sure what its capable of but stock rims also with a v6 and 5 speed manual!
I'm amazed at what my brother-in-law goes thru with that D21
Are those oem wheels?
I need one of those for my D21
Might have one available, my brother-in-law just swapped to an e-locker with a whole new 3rd member
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