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E Axle Brand Poll

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E-Axle Choices

  • ZF

  • Dana

  • Magna

  • AAM

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I am more interested in the AAM TRACRITE-GT differential. Really like my current Eaton TrueTrac front and rear for running off pavement.
Would easily pay for the option.
 
Time2Roll said:
I followed the link in post 35 and the graphic would seem to imply the TRACRITE-GT is available.
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Yes it is. You are correct.

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Yes the helical gear limited slip is better than anything on sand, mud and snow etc. Allows limited differentiation to keep the loose tire from spinning and losing all traction. For example when accelerating in a turn in the rain my clutch would lock the axles and get sideways... TrueTrac would transfer torque as needed and both tires would continue to grip and accelerate the vehicle. In extreme conditions use the locker.
 
Time2Roll said:
Yes the helical gear limited slip is better than anything on sand, mud and snow etc. Allows limited differentiation to keep the loose tire from spinning and losing all traction. For example when accelerating in a turn in the rain my clutch would lock the axles and get sideways... TrueTrac would transfer torque as needed and both tires would continue to grip and accelerate the vehicle. In extreme conditions use the locker.
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The Acura super handling AWD is some of the best I driven. As I recall it can push nearly 90% of power to one wheel if needed. I realize Acuras are AWD and not 4WD but to achieve handling like that would be amazing, especially in an off-road environment. But again-totally different system
 
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