panda
Full Access Member
I was doing 80-90 mph at the TRR in April. No issues......
BDRAG
Apparently I was the only one who respected the speed limit! I sure hope our
insurers at TRR don't browse FRF
Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.
I was doing 80-90 mph at the TRR in April. No issues......
BDRAG
If ORM is on diff and 4x4 is good all the way up to the governor. If not in ORM that is when the diff kicks out, but 4x4 still good all the way up to the governor. Mine is 100 mph. ORM has to be under 5mph to turn on. Hill Decent is only good for 2 - 20mph but will stay on up to 40 mph before it shuts off and you have to drop below 40 mph to reactivate it.
Diff unlocks at 12 mph in 2h, 25mph in 4H, 62 mph in 4L, and doesn't automatically unlock in ORM. I'm pretty sure you can lock the diff at any speed as long as you are under the limits depending on set up you run like ORM, 2h, 4h, 4L; but I would highly recommend shifting the diff in only when going straight and off the gas pedal.
Apparently I was the only one who respected the speed limit! I sure hope our
insurers at TRR don't browse FRF
Thx,
Now does the locker re-engage once you reduce your speed?
Yes it does re-engage when you drop below that speed. You will see it start blinking when its locking back up again.
Cool, thx!
Apparently I need to read up on why or what the benefits of having the locking differential engaged at high speed. I understand the need for it for low speed slippery conditions, so I guess it provides value for high speed sandy conditions as well. I guess I need to be schooled by you Kali folks on when to use it.