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02-13-2003, 05:50 PM
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was wondering if anyone had used the PowerTrax dropin posi units.....have seen them in 4 whl drives, and worked ok,,,but was wondering bout how well in pontiac 10 bolt cars....noisy??
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02-13-2003, 05:50 PM
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was wondering if anyone had used the PowerTrax dropin posi units.....have seen them in 4 whl drives, and worked ok,,,but was wondering bout how well in pontiac 10 bolt cars....noisy??
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02-17-2003, 06:12 AM
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I bought one for my F-150 daily driver. It was awful, I sold it on ebay after using it for two days. I couldn't get it out of the differential fast enough.
With the Powertrax installed the truck would pull to one side, then pop, and then pull to the other side. It was dangerous, it slid all over the place in the rain. Some people call them "a little noisey." That's an understatement, they pop, clatter, skip, the tires squeal, it clunks, it's just not something that should be put in any car. Please don't waste your money! Paul
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