1995 Silverado POWERTRAX POSI
hello everyone,
I have a 1995 silverado
2WD WITHOUT posi. I've been looking at a powertrax posi for the rear. Im having trouble understanding if it will truley lock both wheels when needed, because it says it will send power over to the wheel with most traction, so will power stop on the slipping wheel? And how do know if my rear differential is a "open carrier"? The powertrax part number is 1921-Lock Right Automatic Positive Locking Differential off of JEGS.com. Any help would be great.(and btw, i have a 10 bolt with 3.42's)
thanks everyone,
Jake
I have a 1995 silverado
2WD WITHOUT posi. I've been looking at a powertrax posi for the rear. Im having trouble understanding if it will truley lock both wheels when needed, because it says it will send power over to the wheel with most traction, so will power stop on the slipping wheel? And how do know if my rear differential is a "open carrier"? The powertrax part number is 1921-Lock Right Automatic Positive Locking Differential off of JEGS.com. Any help would be great.(and btw, i have a 10 bolt with 3.42's)thanks everyone,
Jake

I have a limited slip diff on my '08. All it will really do is if one wheel starts slipping, the other will also engage. If that happens when you are taking a hard turn such as from a dead stop, the rear will step out on you.
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