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  1. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    gassers had the spicer 3052 5spd. starts at about the same 1st of ~6:1 but ends in direct 1:1 - no OD because it winds up higher. because of this, supposedly the performance of the gasser/3052 is about the same as the MF/3053 on diesel. but, when it's not on diesel, you're right - the gasser...
  2. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    look at it this way: the deuces and 809 5 tons lead a hard life to say the least. with a road network so bad that most would be considered trails at best, imagine putting 10,000 offroad miles on your truck. compared to present day: i ran a DS maintenance company out of Ft. Stewart recently. i...
  3. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    i'm sorry........ what?
  4. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    Chuck, i agree with everything you said here. people keep asking about reliability and what it will take to get more of it and more power output. those 4 things you mentioned are at the top of the [long] list of design obstacles that is keeping the multi (in its current form) limited in...
  5. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    LDT-465 Displacement: 478 ci / 7.8L weight: 1650 lbs Cat C7 Displacement: 441 ci / 7.2L weight: 1425 lbs Cat C9 Displacement: 567 ci / 9.3L weight: 1650 lbs Cat 3126 Displacement: 439 ci / 7.2L weight: 1590 lbs Cummins ISC/6CTA Displacement: 506 ci / 8.3L weight: 1630 lbs look, i'm...
  6. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    wow, there's so many errors in this post.... that is completely bogus!!! since Tq=(hp x 5252)/RPM, then RPM=(hp x 5252)/Tq. do the math and 30 hp with 1000ft-lbs crosses at 157 RPM. you need to show me a motor that will operate like that. no, it is still categorized as a diesel motor...
  7. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    you got some info on these selectable lockers you keep talking about? because the only selectable lockers known for the deuce are 1) the norweigan deuces that require a lot of specialized parts and 2) ARB RD145 which have only been in existance for less than 2 years. otherwise, i'm reaching...
  8. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    nah. at this point we are vehemently agreeing w/ each other.
  9. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    they are still limited slip differentials (LSDs). there is no such product as "posi-traction" - it is the brand name given to a limited slip. you ever taken one apart? because what your describing doesn't exist in my Ford Dana 80 rear diff with OEM LSD. you are right, though - there are...
  10. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    i'm with you - i understand how limited slips work and how they are different from lockers. i also understand that the term 'posi-' is a brand name much like 'velcro' is a brand name for "hook and loop fasteners". but most people think 'velcro' is a product, just like many GM fans believe...
  11. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    please, illuminate me.
  12. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    oh geez, i can't!!! i could swear i've seen ARBs for ~$680, but i don't see anything less than $890. i never mess up numbers this bad, but i must have made that up ... :oops: sorry - apparently i'm a tool. :doh:
  13. mudguppy

    limited slip on M35A2?

    after some simple driving style adjustment, i hardly ever notice the locker in my bob'ed deuce. as long as you keep either on the power or stay off completely while in a turn, the locker will disengage the outter wheel. while the tandem rears will want to fight each other, the wheelbase...
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