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Turbo Lexus Coupe LSD (Limited Slip Differential) Differential Install | St. Louis Differential and Axle Repair

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St. Charles based differential and axle specialist install a limited slip (LSD) differential into a turbo charged Lexus coupe. Axleboy Automotive repairs rear axles and differentials on most vehicles, including domestic, light truck, heavy truck, industrial equipment, Airport GSE equipment and Utility Vehicles.

 

Chrysler/Dodge 9 .25" 4 Spring Positraction for Ram 1500 and More | St. Louis Positraction Sales and Installation

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Yukon Gear and Axle and Axleboy Off-Road are proud to announce the much anticipated release of Yukon's Dura Grip 4 Spring Positraction differential for Dodge and Chrysler 9.25" rear axles! The 31 spline Yukon Duragrip uses a nodular case and forged 4320 internals for added strength along with composite clutches for high performance and long life. All units are Rebuildable and many offer upgrades to increase aggressiveness for racing applications. Each unit carries a one year warranty against defects.

Currently in stock and shipping from our Washington Distribution Center!

 

Ford Mustang 8" rear axle.

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This 60's mustang rear axle gets overhauled with Yukon ring and pinion, Duragrip, and overhaul package.

 

Ford Explorer Automatic 4wd Repair and IRS 8.8 rebuild

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Axle Boy has fully trained and equipped four wheel drive specialist that use the latest techniques and equipment to accurately and effectively diagnose siuations like this failed control module in a Ford Explorer. This vehicle also received an overhaul to the rear 8.8 IRS axle and limited slip assembly.

 

A Stronger, Quieter, Better Eaton Positraction

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The Eaton Posi LSD is the perfect way to control traction in street rods, light duty pickups and all types of tarmac running race cars. The Eaton Posi LSD prevents wheel slip before it can get started. To do that, carbon disc clutch packs, preloaded by a central spring assembly, are located behind each differential side gear. When torque input increases the clamping load on the clutch packs increases. That causes the chatter-free clutch packs to grab and transfer power to the other wheel.