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![]() Again exactly as the manual states. If it stayed lock during the turn you would "Bark" the rear tyre. |
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Well, I take that back. They very well may include an extra O-ring with the kit, I can't remember. BUt I know for a fact my locker came with an O-ring to go in this spot, right out of the box. Quote:
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I cooked a taco in the microwave yesterday. It say "2-minutes on High". I cooked the taco for 2-minutes. When I got the taco out, it had a cold center. I had to cook the taco for another 45-seconds on high. Next time i cook a taco in the microwave, I will cook it for 2 minutes and 45 seconds, even though the instructions say to only cook the taco for 2-minutes. Now, who is right on the cooking time for a warm taco? Me, or the manufacturer? Quote:
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I can tell you everything about the class I took. You would not have even needed to look it up. But, please post a link so I can review it, too! I would like a refreasher. Quote:
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Ian, you are so ridiculously stupid. You are so stupid that you don't even realize how stupid you are. For fucks sake, stop already. How many times do you need to be proven that you are wrong?
You have got to be fucking with us, or in particular hank. You have to just be doing this to see how far hank will go to prove himself right again, and again, and again. You have to be because nobody in the history of web forums has displayed such idiocy before. The reason I tend to think you're fucking with us is that you have refused 9 pages of requests to show us your truck. Every pic that hank posts further displays that he actually knows what he's talking about and that he can prove it. Plus there are an awful lot of people that can attest to his abilities and knowledge through either personal experience or online interactions. You don't seem to have anyone, ( besides JimFoo who has conveniently disappeared from this), that will support you. No one who can attest to your experience or knowledge. Nobody has any evidence that you even own a vehicle. You are either king of the dipshits or king of the antagonizers, either way you are an asshole. Keep it up, because soon I am going to have to nominate this for the all-time, all-web forum, Hall of Fame. Heck, I am already adding it to the nominations for the D-Web Hall of Fame.
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I have disappeared as this discussion has grown to so many different arguments about so many different things, and it has gone on so long, I don't see the need to put my opinion in and propagate it further. Nothing new is being said other than new personal insults, which I won't take part in. But it is entertaining none the less.
Plus I don't support everything Ian is saying anyway. I was only commenting about the Detroit in a corner under power.
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Umm....so I have a question about a Detroit Locker and this seems to be the place to have it answered.
So while driving when is a Detroit Locker locked and not locked? ![]() ![]()
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I've started my own 6x6 RR conversion. I'll use a Detroit Locker in the new rear axle and I'll have both bases covered ARB/ARB/DL!
Do you think I'll get the rear tires to chirp or bark? I like dogs more than birds, but I think the chirp would be less intrusive. I love going around corners.
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Yes, they used to make one for the front. I say used to because I simply dont know if they still do, but there used to be 2 different part numbers for a front unit and a rear unit.
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Ian Matthews
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You attempt to do exactly the same thing and make some stupid comment and divert the conversation away to something else. How long did your tacho take to cook? What bullshit is that? One from a person that has been proven wrong on every point. He can't find anything to back up anything he says except some support from people as stupid as himself. In regard to photos of the my Rangie, Hank actually found the video of my Rangie that I posted. So stop with the crap diversions. Just answer the basic question. Does a DT unlock going through a Corner? The answer is yes on every occasion when you have traction to both wheels. |
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Oooooooooooooooo-kay now. You are totally delusional (delusional - Definitions from Dictionary.com . Take a deep breath, rub your forehead and count to ten as you exhale and read this: Not everyone who posts to this thread is hank. Not everyone who posts here is his sycophant. I know that this is not the proper therapeutic environment to work through some of these problems you're having, but it is important for you to realize that everyone here, (including JimFoo - I kinda' figured that's why you disappeared), is trying to help you understand. You must relax. Again, try re-reading this thread while keeping in what's left of your weak mind that traction and power are not the same thing. And go seek professional help, please.
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You're referring to the True Track, not the soft locker. I think Ryan was referring to the soft locker. |
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Ian,
Do you believe in aliens, too? You sure have a lot of fantastic ideas. Quite comical, actually. CaptainRuss is actually me? Hahaha. You're digging, Ian. Admit you're wrong. Admit you have no knowledge of the Detroit locker Admit that you're a dumbass. |
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