Option Code G80 - Rear Locking Dif

By timcosco
January 14, 2002 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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timcosco

Posted January 14, 2002

If anyone as curious as me was wondering how the locking differential works in their rear axle. Look here:

Option Code G80 Info

Tim

Thanks for the cool link. I wish they'd at least put that Elocker as an option on the newer 'rados. Front and back, if possible. I suppose one of the ARB lockers would be better, but I was thinking that I heard that a locker on the front of these isn't possible.

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