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07-14-2012, 08:07 PM
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I have a welded rear d 35 and its fine u don't even notice it unless its in a parking lot backing out or coming in. I say go for it.
07-15-2012, 12:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Jeepineasy
Spool acts the same as welding the rear end. So why pay for it
07-15-2012, 01:23 AM
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just got my d35 welded up, it is a dd. i figure it will speed up the process of it breaking so i can swap in an 8.8 lol. i say go for it, you will like the extra traction
07-15-2012, 03:46 AM
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Im srry if its a stupid question but what does it mean to "spool it"
Im jst now staring to learn about the drivetrain of the xjs, ive had my xj for about 4 yrs now nd like i said i jst found out the other day it has a chrysler 8.25 nd nt the D35 ive always thought it had
Im jst now staring to learn about the drivetrain of the xjs, ive had my xj for about 4 yrs now nd like i said i jst found out the other day it has a chrysler 8.25 nd nt the D35 ive always thought it had
07-15-2012, 09:16 AM
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Im srry if its a stupid question but what does it mean to "spool it"
Im jst now staring to learn about the drivetrain of the xjs, ive had my xj for about 4 yrs now nd like i said i jst found out the other day it has a chrysler 8.25 nd nt the D35 ive always thought it had
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07-15-2012, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by dogger15
Spooled dif acts like a Lincoln locker. Both tires go same speed all the time. Eats your tires if a dd. also not sure if they make a spool or mini spool for the 8.25
07-15-2012, 12:23 PM
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Im srry if its a stupid question but what does it mean to "spool it"
Im jst now staring to learn about the drivetrain of the xjs, ive had my xj for about 4 yrs now nd like i said i jst found out the other day it has a chrysler 8.25 nd nt the D35 ive always thought it had
Im jst now staring to learn about the drivetrain of the xjs, ive had my xj for about 4 yrs now nd like i said i jst found out the other day it has a chrysler 8.25 nd nt the D35 ive always thought it had
it's mostly used on trail trucks only. and they dont make one for the 8.25 I just found out
also, here's a wiki entry I went and found. it talks about auto, selectable, and spool lockers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locking_differential