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i have a 2003 GMC sierra Z71 nd the only problem with my truck is that i dnt have possi traction! when i try to do donuts or burnout one of my tires is always spining but the other one have a mind of its own while one always spins the other one does spin at times too but not always i want to knw what would b an easy fix of any ideas/help i can get frm u guys to solve this problem thank you!!!

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Isnt your rear end Limited slip anyway??? The only thing that would make it posi is if you had posi or had a shop "weld" somethings up in the diff for you

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Isnt your rear end Limited slip anyway??? The only thing that would make it posi is if you had posi or had a shop "weld" somethings up in the diff for you

what would b limited slip diff??? im sorry im jst a noobie that likes fast car nd what do u mean by welding sumthing to the differential??

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Gm has never put a limited slip in a truck with the exception of the quadrasteer which could come with a G86 limited slip.

 

The trucks can have a g80 which is a mechanical locking diff. See video

 

 

 

Also before 2004 the G80 was not part of the Z71 package and the Z71 equipped trucks could come without a locking diff. Starting in 2004 the Z71s came with the G80 locker.

 

Many people install an after market locker or limited slip. The are several to choose from.

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Gm has never put a limited slip in a truck with the exception of the quadrasteer which could come with a G86 limited slip.

 

The trucks can have a g80 which is a mechanical locking diff. See video

 

 

 

Also before 2004 the G80 was not part of the Z71 package and the Z71 equipped trucks could come without a locking diff. Starting in 2004 the Z71s came with the G80 locker.

 

Many people install an after market locker or limited slip. The are several to choose from.

 

 

do you knw of any good website where i can look at some nd look at the prices nd info!

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Here is another vid the shows limited slip vs locking and why limited slip is worthless in a truck...

 

 

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