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Front or rear diff lock ?
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Front or rear diff lock ?
Need some opinions. '98 Prado with rear LSD. Should my 1st locker go front or back ?
105 series. Tough dog adj's, snorkel, drawers, IBS, MTZ's, bar, winch...
I don't know how well the Prado LSD's work. If they are as good as Patrol LSD's then I would suggest the first locker goes in the front.
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Whats that old saying that I've modernized for this scenario
"fuked over once, shame on her, fuked over twice, shame on me."
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Whats that old saying that I've modernized for this scenario
"fuked over once, shame on her, fuked over twice, shame on me."
(c) Bogged 2008[/quote]
the prado lsd is the same diff hemisphere as hilux and they aren't very good even brand new.one that is 10 years old would be useless.
you should put a rear in first.
the front diff is not very strong and could easily be broken if you were to lock it only.
regarding some peoples opinions on nissan lsd centres,i don't know where the myth started that they are good let alone the benchmark that all other lsd's are compared to.
patrol lsd hemispheres are not all that great,i challenenge any patrol owner to jack up one rear wheel on flat level hard ground and try to drive away.you won't move one millimetre.the wheel that is off the ground will spin while the other remains still.this is in my opinion a very poor lsd.
if you guys think patrol lsd's are so good,i have a few brand new hemispheres you can have,i have both friction and cone types.
how many would you like?
you should put a rear in first.
the front diff is not very strong and could easily be broken if you were to lock it only.
regarding some peoples opinions on nissan lsd centres,i don't know where the myth started that they are good let alone the benchmark that all other lsd's are compared to.
patrol lsd hemispheres are not all that great,i challenenge any patrol owner to jack up one rear wheel on flat level hard ground and try to drive away.you won't move one millimetre.the wheel that is off the ground will spin while the other remains still.this is in my opinion a very poor lsd.
if you guys think patrol lsd's are so good,i have a few brand new hemispheres you can have,i have both friction and cone types.
how many would you like?
what lsd does drive with a lifted wheel? don't they usually need some resistance on the opposed wheel to work?4x4 guy wrote:the prado lsd is the same diff hemisphere as hilux and they aren't very good even brand new.one that is 10 years old would be useless.
you should put a rear in first.
the front diff is not very strong and could easily be broken if you were to lock it only.
regarding some peoples opinions on nissan lsd centres,i don't know where the myth started that they are good let alone the benchmark that all other lsd's are compared to.
patrol lsd hemispheres are not all that great,i challenenge any patrol owner to jack up one rear wheel on flat level hard ground and try to drive away.you won't move one millimetre.the wheel that is off the ground will spin while the other remains still.this is in my opinion a very poor lsd.
if you guys think patrol lsd's are so good,i have a few brand new hemispheres you can have,i have both friction and cone types.
how many would you like?
dirty 60, while you have the centre out, get the lsd shimmed up a bit, nice and tight
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Then why are nissan lsd's so highly regarded then? I've yet to see a patrol or maverick LSD get someone out with a wheel lifted, even with riding the brake etc.bad_religion_au wrote:what lsd does drive with a lifted wheel? don't they usually need some resistance on the opposed wheel to work?4x4 guy wrote:the prado lsd is the same diff hemisphere as hilux and they aren't very good even brand new.one that is 10 years old would be useless.
you should put a rear in first.
the front diff is not very strong and could easily be broken if you were to lock it only.
regarding some peoples opinions on nissan lsd centres,i don't know where the myth started that they are good let alone the benchmark that all other lsd's are compared to.
patrol lsd hemispheres are not all that great,i challenenge any patrol owner to jack up one rear wheel on flat level hard ground and try to drive away.you won't move one millimetre.the wheel that is off the ground will spin while the other remains still.this is in my opinion a very poor lsd.
if you guys think patrol lsd's are so good,i have a few brand new hemispheres you can have,i have both friction and cone types.
how many would you like?
dirty 60, while you have the centre out, get the lsd shimmed up a bit, nice and tight
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Because they work. Are they the best LSD in the world? Probably not. Are they the best LSD in a factory stock 4WD diff? Yep, otherwise, show me better ...GRPABT1 wrote:Then why are nissan lsd's so highly regarded then? I've yet to see a patrol or maverick LSD get someone out with a wheel lifted, even with riding the brake etc.bad_religion_au wrote:what lsd does drive with a lifted wheel? don't they usually need some resistance on the opposed wheel to work?4x4 guy wrote:the prado lsd is the same diff hemisphere as hilux and they aren't very good even brand new.one that is 10 years old would be useless.
you should put a rear in first.
the front diff is not very strong and could easily be broken if you were to lock it only.
regarding some peoples opinions on nissan lsd centres,i don't know where the myth started that they are good let alone the benchmark that all other lsd's are compared to.
patrol lsd hemispheres are not all that great,i challenenge any patrol owner to jack up one rear wheel on flat level hard ground and try to drive away.you won't move one millimetre.the wheel that is off the ground will spin while the other remains still.this is in my opinion a very poor lsd.
if you guys think patrol lsd's are so good,i have a few brand new hemispheres you can have,i have both friction and cone types.
how many would you like?
dirty 60, while you have the centre out, get the lsd shimmed up a bit, nice and tight
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