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Old 12-23-2014, 02:16 AM
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I forgot to add in my previous post that I also had an Eaton unit that was beefed up so none of what I had was actually factory, but it stood up for years with no problems and I drove the car hard. Now my cousin has it and that rear end is still in it and doing well but he doesn't race it.

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Originally Posted by AL427SBF View Post
Thanks for the input, I have a couple of good choices to decide on. Truetrac may perform like a torque bias differential, but Eaton and Truetrac distributors refer to it as a limited slip. Have read good feedback on the Trutrac as well as others. From the web -
"The Detroit Truetrac remains the leading gear-type limited slip differential in the industry."

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