It’s like driving with an Open Differential on the street. Every once in a while I’ll hear it ratchet or make a sound…but very rarely. And when it does lock in, it’s usually very quiet. I go over this more in detail and show examples of this coming up in Part 3, which will go live on TH-cam this Friday.
Hey I just had an axle built and the shop put a no slip in. I just got the axle swapped in and first drive I only have one wheel driving and it’s not locked/locking. Did you have to deal w anything like this? Did it have problems locking or unlocking during the break in period?
Never had an issue at all. Worked right away, with no fuss. Something isn’t right or isn’t setup properly. I would take it back to your shop and have them fix it…they should have some kind of workmanship guarantee.
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Hello Robert thank’s
Great video Robert! How’s the street operation of that unit? Is it noisy during turns?
It’s like driving with an Open Differential on the street. Every once in a while I’ll hear it ratchet or make a sound…but very rarely. And when it does lock in, it’s usually very quiet. I go over this more in detail and show examples of this coming up in Part 3, which will go live on TH-cam this Friday.
Thank you - exellent video , how soft this works ? I use Lock-reit powertax , and its difficult for use nice street for city
Every once in a while I'll feel it Lock-in...but really never hear/feel it. I can't complain for what I wanted it to do.
Hi, I'm wondering if you axle amc20 have c-clip? My axle doesn't have it
Nope, no C-clip in the AMC-20
Hey I just had an axle built and the shop put a no slip in. I just got the axle swapped in and first drive I only have one wheel driving and it’s not locked/locking. Did you have to deal w anything like this? Did it have problems locking or unlocking during the break in period?
Never had an issue at all. Worked right away, with no fuss. Something isn’t right or isn’t setup properly. I would take it back to your shop and have them fix it…they should have some kind of workmanship guarantee.