Would this be a good posi unit for me?
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Car: 1990 GTA, 75' Formula 400
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Axle/Gears: 2.73 in the GTA, soon to be 3.42
Would this be a good posi unit for me?
I have a 10 bolt posi 2.73 currently in my 90 T/A. I want to go with a series 3 carrier / posi with 3.42's. I don't track, Only street driving in the summer, But want better get up and goooo out of the rearend!
I seen a Zexel Torsen with 3.42's on ebay in exellent condition. These came on the LT1's i believe from 99 - 02
Anyone want to chime in and give me your opinion on this unit, and if it would be a good addition for me.
Thanks in advance.
I seen a Zexel Torsen with 3.42's on ebay in exellent condition. These came on the LT1's i believe from 99 - 02
Anyone want to chime in and give me your opinion on this unit, and if it would be a good addition for me.
Thanks in advance.
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Axle/Gears: 2.73 in the GTA, soon to be 3.42
Re: Would this be a good posi unit for me?
Thanks Big Gear Head!
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Engine: 305 TPI, BB400
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Axle/Gears: 2.73 in the GTA, soon to be 3.42
Re: Would this be a good posi unit for me?
Is it a true posi unit?
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Car: 1990 GTA, 75' Formula 400
Engine: 305 TPI, BB400
Transmission: Automatics in Both.
Axle/Gears: 2.73 in the GTA, soon to be 3.42
Re: Would this be a good posi unit for me?
Would it be a good unit , or would a clutch type unit be preferable?
Re: Would this be a good posi unit for me?
I prefer the clutch type for street/strip use and the gear type for road racing or auto cross. The gear tyep will work for drag racing too, but not as well as the clutch type.
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Re: Would this be a good posi unit for me?
The Torsen should be a better more natural traction device in wet conditions where the clutch type Eaton or Auburn posi units are friction locked by default, act as an open diff around a corner with little "in between."
For what you said - Torsen all the way.
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Engine: 305 TPI, BB400
Transmission: Automatics in Both.
Axle/Gears: 2.73 in the GTA, soon to be 3.42
Re: Would this be a good posi unit for me?
Thanks for the replies! Dicisions decisions .. So much info, and so many things to think about.
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