It's "functionally" nothing like a locker. It's limited slip at best, and in reality more like an open diff.Nope... I doubt that there is any such aftermarket parts ever made for them. Why? Because they already are... functionally the same as a locker.
They are very strong front diffs. Generally have to run them without oil for a long time to kill them.
If yours is failing there are used ones for sale on the fLeebay. Some are very low priced too.
If yours is slipping & making a snapping sound it can be fixed by putting different gear oil in it than the 80w90 it calls for.
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What year have you got? Got any pics of your 350D you can share...?
The junk ones are.It's "functionally" nothing like a locker. It's limited slip at best, and in reality more like an open diff.
So your front end acts like a locker how? YOU explain to me how your 30 year old Honda front diff acts like a locker, and I'll explain how it acts like a open diff.....OK, but mine is 30 years old and works like it should. Can you explain to me why/how I got so lucky when all the others, even new ones, are functionally open diffs?
Ditto for the one we had, bought it new in 1987, sold it in 2005. Was a great machine in it's day, still is now, I can say many good things about it, but having a locker isn't one of them lolMine functions as limited slip. Always has as long as I can remember. The bike is 1 year older than I am, dad bought it new.
A locker acts like a spool when power is applied to it, yet will allow one wheel to slip while making a turn.So your front end acts like a locker how? YOU explain to me how your 30 year old Honda front diff acts like a locker, and I'll explain how it acts like a open diff.....
I'm lost ........ Is the ops dif down ? Or is he just wanting to tighten it up , as mac said welding or shims, You can cheat that front dif, like this, and still have good steering, unless he's wanting a full out mud machine.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WxzsQ...round the third time to prove the point? Lol
I guess I'm being too subtle?I never said it did act like a spool! I stated that a locker and a limited slip were functionally the same. They just use different mechanisms to achieve the same result. Open diffs have no locking capability.