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By the way ,shouldnt you go??? I think I hear a Dingo eating your Baby.
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Ian Matthews
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After starting the debate up again after it was dead for a month, you now state that you do not want to be part of the debate. Another run for cover. So stay out of debates that you do not have a clue about. But then again, this has not stopped others from having their 2 cents worth. |
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Or, were you confusing the facts I posted as your own? "Daniel, There is no special differential oil required for our Air Lockers. We do not recommend LSD additives, as this can cause clogging of the small air passages. Use standard diff oil, or whatever the vehicle manufacturer recommends as long as it does not contain LSD additives. Thanks, Duffy Biggs Customer Service ARB USA 720 SW 34th Street Renton, WA 98057 P: 425-264-1391 F: 425-264-1392 Duffyb@arbusa.com ARB Air Locker Heavy Duty 4x4 Bumpers You can view ARB products specific to your vehicle by clicking here: Accessorize your rig with ARB " |
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Dan, you're arguing with someone who thinks you shouldn't grease your u-joints every 5,000 miles (like Spicer says) and who thinks when you do grease them, you shouldn't see new grease coming out from around all the cups so they are well flushed. If he can't understand something as simple as a u-joint, do you really expect him to ever understand locking diffs?
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Ian Matthews
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Daniel,
Stop being a dickhead and wasting my time with your dumb arse questions. Do you think that anyone is going to believe the emails that you put together with my name at the bottom. That inbreeding must be such a burden for you to deal with everyday. Thanks, Duffy Biggs Customer Service ARB USA 720 SW 34th Street Renton, WA 98057 P: 425-264-1391 F: 425-264-1392 Duffyb@arbusa.com ARB Air Locker Heavy Duty 4x4 Bumpers You can view ARB products specific to your vehicle by clicking here: Accessorize your rig with ARB " |
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LOL, Ian. As a last ditch effort to *try* and prove you're not a dipshit, you make up a total lie and post it. Oh, that's cool Ian.
You got that owners manual scanned yet? You said you still had it. I really am interested in seeing where it read "use a LSD additive". Come on Ian, prove me wrong here! I also want you to prove me wrong about the O-rings at the diff side of things. Not the O-ringS inside the diff, but the O-ring outside the diff in the air-line. I mean, with your vast knowledge of the ARB product line and how their locking differentials work, this should be easy for you, right? Come on Ian, you said you had pictures. You did not post them You said you read shit in the owners manual about ARB lockers. You cannot produce these "FACTS". You claim you have a Land Rover. Yet, you don't know shit about them. I think you're full of shit all the way around. Your lack of creditability tells me that you do not have lockers. You do not understand how they work or how they're installed. You do not even know what gear oil to put in them. You do not know or understand common maintenance procedures for the ARB air locker. I really enjoyed the "FACT" that lockers do not break, or otherwise place additional stress on axle shafts. That's some funny shit right there! I think we should all start calling Ian's "FACTS", iFACTS. iFACT - Detroit lockers shock-load axles and break them iFACT - 10-spline axles are fine for locked Land Rovers iFACT - You should utilize a LSD additive with your ARB air locker iFACT - Hank makes up fake e-mails .....I could go on for a while. I like iFACTS. Tom, U-joints? That's funny. Link me to that thread! |
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I have said they are fine in a locked Range Rover. Proved it for years in my own. Now how many 10 spline rovers have you owned with lockers fitted. Thats right....... NONE!! Quote:
YOU proved that to be a FACT. Why do you just bring up the same old stuff time and time again. Is it just that you hope that people will not remember that it has already been dealt with and you proved wrong. Now get back into your front wheel drive Disco and go play (under) with those rocks you brag about. Maybe you can do it in that ambulance that you did a weekend course to learn how you fill out the paperwork and got a license to drive. That's right, you can't as your local volunteer group only lets you drive it out of the garage to wash it. Your an idiot, but you obviously can't help it. |
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This might be it, not sure. I have him on ignore so I don't see his drivel anymore, so can't see for sure if this is the one.
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"FACT" is, you can't. ARB does not have such a thing. AS stated in the ARB e-mail, LSD additive clogs the air ports of the locker. But go ahead anyway, show me again. I must have missed it. Quote:
This is bullshit. All the way around, this is bullshit. Inside the ARb there are two O-rings. With an "S". Plural. There is no "smaller diameter" airline that effect O-ring size. The O-rings fit inside a collar. The collars are the same size. One is held in place with a spring clip; the "older style" has 3 allen screws. The airline is the same. On the out side of the diff, where the airline connects, there is a O-ring. One. Not two. This is on all the ARB airlines, both the standard and HD airline kits. Quote:
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Open diffs send power to the path of least resistance. That's easy. It's not that the Rover is magically turning into FWD, that that when in a turn, the front inside tire is the path of least resistance. It's simple, Ian. If you had a Rover, you would know and understand this. Quote:
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Narbethong 29 June 2008 on Vimeo
Note all wheels spinning at same rate. Thats right, you would not understand that statement, so I will explain. If all the wheels have lost traction and they are all spinning at the same rate, it means that it has a centre, front, and rear lockers |
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Who the f really cares any more?
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