Another front diff bites the dust!

[Cal]

That sucks, i really hope i dont run into this problem, but it seems inevitable it you off-road it some what hard.

[usetosellhummer]

I pushed my rig hard but with lots of grace and steady throttle. no bouncing, you bounce you try another line. It really is a skill thing as much as the dif. mark it down as a war badge and get some quality time with some old dogs out on the trail.Attachment 31395

[usetosellhummer]

sounds like jedi bullsheet but you spend enough time off road in the truck and you can feel when it's working too hard or you just get a feeling it's gonna break and back off. I have a base truck but have driven H1's and 2's for years at events and at school. i found that it took a little wind up with the break then a ease out and smooth throttle up. the TC would kick in and up she went (with some tire squeeling)

[KenP]

I thought this was relatively common on the early models. (By common I mean common as a percentage of those that actually wheel the early 3's.)

[Mike E]

Originally Posted by usetosellhummer

I pushed my rig hard but with lots of grace and steady throttle. no bouncing, you bounce you try another line. It really is a skill thing as much as the dif. mark it down as a war badge and get some quality time with some old dogs out on the trail.Attachment 31395

--Thats very true. I'm very lucky to have some very seasoned off road guys in my club that have helped me a lot. Just another broken part for the books!