diferential switch?
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diferential switch?
my friend was talkin to me about a system that you can install that lets you lock and unlock the defferentials with the turn of a switch, do the really make that? and if they do how much does it cost and how hard is it to install? 
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Originally Posted by MR2oldschool
my friend was talkin to me about a system that you can install that lets you lock and unlock the defferentials with the turn of a switch, do the really make that? and if they do how much does it cost and how hard is it to install?
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does this mean the axels would have lockable hubs like a 4x4?
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Originally Posted by Anthony R
never heard of that????? i know the 89 and 90 240's do it. i know there is a fuse for the shift lock. idk, i'll ask around.
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It's called an air locker, or sometimes people use the brand name 'detroit locker' to refer to them all.
There is probably someone who makes one for the older Nissan pickups that share the r200 differential.
When it is 'locked' it is truly locked, like a welded diff. I never thought about it, but it would be kinda cool to have a welded diff that you can turn off and on. welded diffs work great for drifting if you dont mind the initial understeer they create, (I say adjust the car to have some natural oversteer anyway).
A lot of people dont realize that a huge number of roadrace cars use basically a welded diff or a spool.
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There is probably someone who makes one for the older Nissan pickups that share the r200 differential.
When it is 'locked' it is truly locked, like a welded diff. I never thought about it, but it would be kinda cool to have a welded diff that you can turn off and on. welded diffs work great for drifting if you dont mind the initial understeer they create, (I say adjust the car to have some natural oversteer anyway).
A lot of people dont realize that a huge number of roadrace cars use basically a welded diff or a spool.
-Sean
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At a given day and a given circumstance, you think you have a limit. And you then go for this limit, and you touch the limit, and you think "okay, this is the limit". As soon as you touch this limit, something happens in you so that you can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct and your experience as well, you can fly very high. - Ayrton Senna
