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I think there great in the snow and ice. Wish I would have rebuilt mine instead of going with a trutrac. Good vid.

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Mine only work half of the time yesterday in the snow. Sometimes it engaged and I could get where I needed, other times it just banged and banged and I went no where.

 

I don't know if I was using it wrong or if something is not right with it.

 

Mike

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This vid is not as fun as yours could have been.

 

G80 GM vs f*rd

 

Pftt......yeah......so the GM trucks can go places that the Ford can't...and crawl over things the Ford can't...

 

But you don't get a MAN step or the ability to talk to your radio in a GM truck...which is clearly what the truck buyer wants.

 

/sarcasm

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So I can add a G80 to my 2wd? Any idea how much that would cost or how to go about doing that?

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does it come with a g80? i have felt something like a locker kick but i thought i was crazy.. my truck looks exactly like the one in the video

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does it come with a g80? i have felt something like a locker kick but i thought i was crazy.. my truck looks exactly like the one in the video

 

... so check the RPO codes on the big sticker in your glove box

... if one of the codes says G80, then you have the Rear Locking Differential

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THe 10 bolt G80's must be alot weaker then the G80's in the 14 bolt full floater. I have never had a prob with mine in either my 3500's i have had.

 

I've not heard of any issues with the 14 bolters.. only the ones in the 1500s.

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