Tell me about a locking rear end

[Auburnfan400]

So i need better traction, i'm feeling a locking rear end, or something so both tires will pull. What do i need?

 

[BlackThundah]

Just posted this on the other, maybe traction bars would help. I dont know a thing about them but, i think i might look into them.

 

[str8t six]

ive been think about getting a detroit tru-trac.

 

[Auburnfan400]

Just posted this on the other, maybe traction bars would help. I dont know a thing about them but, i think i might look into them.

I didn't think 2wd's could run traction bars

 

[Auburnfan400]

EDIT, in my head i read "torsion" bars lol

 

[BlackThundah]

lol,maybe they cant? I really dont know to be honest with you.

 

[Auburnfan400]

I think....traction bars are in the front end, meaning for a 2wd it wouldn't do anything. But i, like you, honestly don't know much at all about traction bars lol. I just need, both my rear tires to pull. Not only for off-road reasons, but just for driving in general. That truck slides around everywhere when its wet. The truck really doesn't see much off-road stuff at all, thats what the dodge is for

 

[yz85rider2002]

traction bars usually mount to the frame and attach to the rear axle. torsion bars are what is up front

 

[BlackThundah]

Yah i just read that they only work on lifted trucks or ones with rear blocks. Im dont see the enough to need em. Dad alays says, you brake your truck or damage it, your walking till you can fix it. lol

 

[Auburnfan400]

Well i'm putting a spindle lift here soon. So i'll have blocks in the back, so...does that mean they'll work?