Tuesday, January 24, 2012

What do you think about the GMC Eaton "G80" rear axle locking differential, in 1999 and up GMCs and Chevys?

On the 1999 and up, Gmc, Chevy trucks and 4X4s, what do you think about the Eaton G80 locking rear differential, on road and/or off road?What do you think about the GMC Eaton "G80" rear axle locking differential, in 1999 and up GMCs and Chevys?
Lockers are tons better than limited slip diffs. On and off road. Limited slips are ok for snow but off road, they are almost useless. I say limited slips are ok for snowy roads because I had a limited slip in my old truck and had one tire on road and one tire off and was stuck. A GMC G80 locking diff would never have done that.What do you think about the GMC Eaton "G80" rear axle locking differential, in 1999 and up GMCs and Chevys?
I used to sell special machine Tools and tools. They run a pretty tight ship. They're tolerance's are held at reasonable spec's. + or - .00001 which is acceptable. One good thing I recall is they're steel/Raw metal is extremely hard in tinsel strength and I would recommend they're *** end for any "Any mud slinging/Gear grinding off road, beer drinking, red neck (in a good way,You can"t beat a good hillbilly friend) situation. Plus they have some killer engineers.
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