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^^ appreciated! yes I do have the viscous diff, so this saves me a bit of time this knowledge =) thanks!

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Old 12-11-2011, 10:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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^^ appreciated! yes I do have the viscous diff, so this saves me a bit of time this knowledge =) thanks!
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^^ appreciated! yes I do have the viscous diff, so this saves me a bit of time this knowledge =) thanks!
You can do it with the sport model one wheel at a time as well, you just will have more resistance turning the hubs.
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Thanks for the confirmation Chris +1! I wasn't sure if the diff would let it slip or not...
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Thanks for the confirmation Chris +1! I wasn't sure if the diff would let it slip or not...
Yep, never a full lock up with the VSLD. It will be easier though if the fluid is warmed up from driving. If you do drive it to warm it up give it a few minutes before you start working to let the brakes cool off so you don't burn yourself on the rotors
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