Looking at Canadian Ranger...differences?
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swoop what dealer is it at?
also, as for the "colour" of the "bumpeur". it is kind of odd and the "speedometeur" is probably in km/h the mudflaps are nasty. as for the torsen, the axle tubes will be 3.25 if it is a 31 spline and 3" if it is a 28 spline "axeul" "torseun" MUHAHA
also, as for the "colour" of the "bumpeur". it is kind of odd and the "speedometeur" is probably in km/h the mudflaps are nasty. as for the torsen, the axle tubes will be 3.25 if it is a 31 spline and 3" if it is a 28 spline "axeul" "torseun" MUHAHA
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yeah, we use the letter 'u' in our speech a lot, blame the french for that one :P
i never spell the canadian way. 'centre' and and 'colour' and stuff like that just look weird
#34
Yeah I swapped out for the maple too...I also add gravy and cheese to my gas in the summer. Helps with fuel economy so much! Poutine...ftw...
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Man I'm Canadian and I don't even know what the "Canadian way" is. I just spell whatever looks right haha. And i think thats usually the america way. Silly french are responsible for half the stereotypes haha
Yeah I swapped out for the maple too...I also add gravy and cheese to my gas in the summer. Helps with fuel economy so much! Poutine...ftw...
Yeah I swapped out for the maple too...I also add gravy and cheese to my gas in the summer. Helps with fuel economy so much! Poutine...ftw...
/thread jack
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I went and looked at it and while it seemed mechanically sound and looked good -- I passed for some unknown reason. I just wasn't feeling it.
The dealer was the old Jerome Duncan, now Suburban Ford.
I now found one here in Tampa Florida with 134 miles, 2008, left over...nobody wants a FX4 here on the coast I guess. Might drive it home. Gonna swing by and look at it, even though they're closed.
So, besides the sticker, how in the world do I know if it has a Torsen or not? You can't tell by driving...?
More to come.
Here is the window sticker:
http://services.forddirect.fordvehic...ZR45E48PA06105
The dealer was the old Jerome Duncan, now Suburban Ford.
I now found one here in Tampa Florida with 134 miles, 2008, left over...nobody wants a FX4 here on the coast I guess. Might drive it home. Gonna swing by and look at it, even though they're closed.
So, besides the sticker, how in the world do I know if it has a Torsen or not? You can't tell by driving...?
More to come.
Here is the window sticker:
http://services.forddirect.fordvehic...ZR45E48PA06105
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28 spline axle assembly has ~3" axle tubes
08/09 FX4 Off Road w/optional Torsen L/S:
31-spline axle assembly has 3.25" axle tubes
If you don't have a caliper or micrometer, wrap a string around the axle tube between the spring perch and the diff housing. Mark it to get the circumference, then straighten out the string and measure it.
If the circumference measures about 10~10.5", then it has the 31-spline / Torsen axle
If the circumference measures about 9~9.5", then it has the 28-spline / Traction-Lok axle
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my torsen seems to kick some serious *** even when i had the bfg's. maybe yours is kinda toast or something? mine only let me down once, for some reason just wasnt kicking in the way it should've. keeping in mind it is only limited slip, not a locker.
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You don't think that a mud terrain tire would have performed better in that mud than your all terrain tires?
How did you get your truck out of there?
I am not claiming that the Torsen is the end all be all for traction, but don't assume that it will function as well as an actual locker. As far as stock components go the torsen is the best the ranger has had.
How did you get your truck out of there?
I am not claiming that the Torsen is the end all be all for traction, but don't assume that it will function as well as an actual locker. As far as stock components go the torsen is the best the ranger has had.
#48
You don't think that a mud terrain tire would have performed better in that mud than your all terrain tires?
How did you get your truck out of there?
I am not claiming that the Torsen is the end all be all for traction, but don't assume that it will function as well as an actual locker. As far as stock components go the torsen is the best the ranger has had.
How did you get your truck out of there?
I am not claiming that the Torsen is the end all be all for traction, but don't assume that it will function as well as an actual locker. As far as stock components go the torsen is the best the ranger has had.
second, i wasnt even remotely stuck in that pic.
maybe it is just my torsen, all I know is it doesnt "lock" like many people seem to think and what I am trying to say is i would never replace mine with another limited slip, id just do a locker
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Guys, no matter how you look at it, the torsen is still a limited slip. It wont lock up, its not a locker. The idea behind a torsen is that it is more durable and lasts longer, and it is supposed to be tighter than the regular l/s. If you want a locker, get one, but stop expecting the Torsen to be almost as good as a locker. It is not and never will be.