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![]() this might be a repost but idk if i ever posted it in the first place
![]() Ok so i was driving my titan on carpet and then it stopped. The dogbones were not in the diff. ![]() Here is what you'll need ![]() The truck of course a spring from a pen, you could use and evo car spring too something to cut the spring and a screwdriver Cut the spring to around half a cemtimeter length ![]() ![]() unscrew the knuckle and take out the dogbone ![]() drop the cut part of the sping in the cup ![]() ![]() Reinsert the dogbone ![]() you will notice that it should stay put if you shake it but it still moves easily when you push it ![]() And heres the result ![]() compaired to the other side where this wasnt preformed yet ![]() you can see how it is barly in the diff now do the other side, and the front if your vehical has 4 wheel drive this can be done on a car too, but i havent ever had any slippage problems in one so i havent done it yet
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![]() Does that work in the cars to?
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![]() If you have AWD in your car sometimes they slip out.
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