Powertrax 1921-LR Lock-Right (Gm 10 Bolt)
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If your rear ring gear is in the eighth position, you're good to go. Yes, your axles are 30 spline and you're 5 inches tall.
This is only compatible with a Chevy rear differential with an 8. Axles with 30 spline are used in 5 ring gear.
Hello, yes, this part will fit your application and get the job done, but since you're dealing with a 2wd, we'd suggest the No-Rider. 9207853005 is the part number for the slip analog. We have both in stock and ready to ship, so there's no need to make a racket.
If your rear ring gear is an 8, you'll need to upgrade. Yes, your axles are 30 spline and you have a 5 inch wheelbase.
Selected User Reviews For Powertrax 1921-LR Lock-Right (Gm 10 Bolt)
I was looking for a replacement for the Powertrax No- The problem was discovered to be in the transfer case after a slip in the rear differential. br>Installed a new spring kit in the No-Brainer. Despite the fact that it has slipped, it continues to function well. Do you already own a Lock- This one is right in the front axle, so I'll either keep it as a spare or sell it if I find someone with a truck like mine looking for the ultimate traction solution!.
This storage unit is ready to use right out of the box. It transforms a regular four-wheel-drive vehicle into a monster. It's all about getting some traction. There is no room for error in spacing, so prepare to use paper thin shims if your carrier is slightly worn. Otherwise, the back end will be destroyed.
according to the schedule.
Setting the clearance should be a little difficult, but I enjoy it.
For a budget wheeler, this is a great deal.
I don't need to use 4wd as much now that I have it installed in my 4x4 S10. Power is distributed to both rear wheels. The inside rear will chirp if you pull out quickly in a turn. It's possible to get a little too excited in the snow! However, if you are cautious, it can make a significant difference. If I had a 2wd truck, one of these would be the first thing I installed. There are no drawbacks that I can see. There hasn't been any additional tire wear that I've noticed. I strongly suggest it.