View Poll Results: Should I install the Gov-Lock I bought for $75?
Sell it and save my money for a true locker.



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Install it and enjoy it.



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11.5 AAM differential
If it'll stand up to a Dmax,it'll stand up to a Cummins.
IMO the G80 (the "locker" in the GM trucks) is light years ahead of the crap Dodge uses. I've had a G80 in more than one truck and they worked very well. I always knew when it would lock and what to expect.
The LSD in the Dodge is a POS. It nevers works the same way twice.
Too funny.. My experiance is the exact opposite. I always know what the Trac-Rite will do, and the only thing predictable about the gov-lock was that it was un-predictable (well other than it likes to kick the truck sideways on off caber snow coverd forest service roads)..
my son has and 04 dodge diesel only way it will spin both wheels forward is if both are on pavement. put one on pavement and one in grass on a hill it will spin the one in grass and not move. put it in reverse in the same spot and will leave a black mark on pavement and dig up the grass
my son has and 04 dodge diesel only way it will spin both wheels forward is if both are on pavement. put one on pavement and one in grass on a hill it will spin the one in grass and not move. put it in reverse in the same spot and will leave a black mark on pavement and dig up the grass
Also on a standard vehicle the right rear is the drive tire in D, and the left rear is the drive tire in R; its the way the spiders and R&P are setup.
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Crazy Cooter said it. Check out any chevy forum and almost all the diff problems talked about will be an issue with the "Gov-Bomb." They got that term for a reason.
Sorry, not true. The Gov-Loc, Trac-Rite, Tru-Trac and ARB for the GM 11.5" or the Chrysler 11.5" are the same part number for each style of locker/posi unit.
The axle tubes are different diamater, but that doesn't effect the axle shafts or carrier.
If it came out of a 11.5" AAM,it was from either an 8.1 or Dmax truck.
If it'll stand up to a Dmax,it'll stand up to a Cummins.
IMO the G80 (the "locker" in the GM trucks) is light years ahead of the crap Dodge uses. I've had a G80 in more than one truck and they worked very well. I always knew when it would lock and what to expect.
The LSD in the Dodge is a POS. It nevers works the same way twice.
If it'll stand up to a Dmax,it'll stand up to a Cummins.
IMO the G80 (the "locker" in the GM trucks) is light years ahead of the crap Dodge uses. I've had a G80 in more than one truck and they worked very well. I always knew when it would lock and what to expect.
The LSD in the Dodge is a POS. It nevers works the same way twice.
Never replaced a busted Chrysler Trac-rite. Can't say the same for the G80 Gov-Bomb. My scrap barrel is always full of them! 7.5's, 8.5's, 8.6's, 9.5's, 10.5's, and 11.5's....they are all junk!
I have busted three 10.5 G80's myself!
lsd
Thats normal for just about any LSD. They all do very poor at a stopped condition, especially in a high traction/low tractoin scenario. A little brake will help transfer power to the low traction side.
Also on a standard vehicle the right rear is the drive tire in D, and the left rear is the drive tire in R; its the way the spiders and R&P are setup.
Also on a standard vehicle the right rear is the drive tire in D, and the left rear is the drive tire in R; its the way the spiders and R&P are setup.
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