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JERRY2KONE · **Lock it up. -** 01.03.2011, 09:36 AM

Well it all depends on whats available for your particular vehicle. Some manufacturers make a spool for them, which acts like a stright through axle. You could also try using several different substances in order to achieve your goal. You can try using a very thick grease which would still leave you a slight slipage, or even go all out and use something like gorilla glue in the diff cup. Of course it would be vertually impossible to change it back to a limited slip diff if you lock it up with glue. Acquiring some kind of spool or even making one yourself would be your best bet I would think.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Lock it up. - 01.03.2011, 09:36 AM Well it all depends on whats available for your particular vehicle. Some manufacturers make a spool for them, which acts like a stright through axle. You could also try using several different substances in order to achieve your goal. You can try using a very thick grease which would still leave you a slight slipage, or even go all out and use something like gorilla glue in the diff cup. Of course it would be vertually impossible to change it back to a limited slip diff if you lock it up with glue. Acquiring some kind of spool or even making one yourself would be your best bet I would think. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.