Re: Do y\'all think it\'ll really happen?
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Who cares? My detroit works great!
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WTF is up with the suck ass attitude /forums/images/graemlins/shame.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shame.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shame.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shame.gif.
Some of us don't like having to fight our rig around a tight turn on a trail. He made a post asking a question, not to get your smart ass response. /forums/images/graemlins/deal.gif /forums/images/graemlins/deal.gif /forums/images/graemlins/deal.gif
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Don't take it the wrong way.
I think it's great that they're offering a selectable spool
I just don't understand how anyone can spend $800-1000 for a rear one instead of $400 for a Detroit.
I turn my rig just fine with both axles locked in, not sure what your problem is on that one. I don't "fight" my 6,000 lb rig, I just drive.
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Hey, why don't you do this: Find a guy with the same wheelbase truck as yours but with an open front. Measure the turning radius on your truck and his truck on loose dirt. Then you will see why I went with a selectable front locker. Also, get on a really off camber slab or something and try turning up hill with the front locked, you will go straight or go down.
Oh and to my favorite comments everyone regurgitates "let off the gas and it unlocks". Umm, how many times have you been on the trail, needing to make a tight turn, and been off the gas? I know I haven't... It may work great for the street when you are making a left turn and have a green light already. What happens when your at a right turn and a red light? You are already stopped so you must accelerate to get around the corner eh?
Bottom line, my detroit works fine for the rear but does cause undue stress on everything on the street and rocky trails when it's not needed. ARB in the front works absolutely perfect and shock loads from a stub or u-joint breaking won't destroy it like they do detroits.