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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: So. Nevada
Posts: 3,161
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: So. Nevada
Posts: 3,161
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Probably a good place to mention that the diff lock can be exercised any time while driving relatively straight (super easy on V8).
Low range, of course, stopped and in neutral.
Having fun with it can be helpful in remembering and doing it often. Thanks to the Torsen diff, you can drive around parking lots in low range any time you like with no drama. V8 owners can quickly turn the CDL on and off just about any time they think of it while driving.
Once a month is great, but you can't exercise them too much.
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2005 Limited V8
Bilstein 5100 at .85
5th gen SR5 springs
BFG AT KO2 LT265/70/17 Load C (Replaced Revo 2 LT265/70/17 Load E)
Hanna sliders
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