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#91028100
Richmond Gear 92-0690-3100 Powertrax Ford 9 Inch Locking Differential
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The Powertrax Traction System is the latest design in traction adding differential technology. It combines the smooth operation of a limited-slip differential, with the traction performance of a locking differential. A precise synchronization mechanism eliminates the ratcheting sounds typical of other locking differentials. Special gear and spring design reduce the backlash and therefore driveline windup. An ultra-strength alloy material is used throughout, which is 67% stronger than titanium.
Installation is simple because no ring and pinion set-up is required. In addition, no special tools or oils are needed (installs in about one hour). Step by step model specific instructions are provided with every kit.
Warranty - For details regarding warranties, reach out to Richmond. Feel free to give them a call at (800) 583-GEAR during their operating hours from 8 AM to 5 PM Eastern Time, or send them an email at sales@richmondgear.com. They would be happy to assist you!
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excellent product
5.0
10 years ago
Jim
Lakwood, Colorado
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Easy install, work's like it should
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wat locking differential doo i need for my 1969 ford xl 429cu with 9inch rear end and witch spline do i need thanks
by truxton1
• 12 years ago
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i have a ford 9inch rear end with a limited slip. the limited slip needs to be changed out. can i used this product in my differential without changing the spool or will it have to be changed out. the rear gear is 3.70. what kind of horse power will this
by sohc427
• 15 years ago
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without pulling the differential apart, is there a way to tell between 28 and 31 spline?
by Dash
• 15 years ago
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