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What is the difference between a positrac and limited slip differential?
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∙ 14y ago
With a positrac, both axles turn simultaneously, on limited slip differential, one wheel has to spin hard enough to engage the gearing inside the differential to "toss" the drive to the other axle. On positrac, both axles turn under power, with limited slip, only one axle turns at a time.
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