Yukon Gear Grizzly Locker For Ford 8 in. With 31 Spline Axles
807-YGLF831
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Ford 8 in.
Yukon Gear YGLF831 (YGLF8-31) Features:
Everything about the Yukon Grizzly Locker is hardcore, its casing and gears, its advanced gear tooth design, and its impact on traction and performance. The Yukon Grizzly Locker is a mechanical positive-locking differential that’s engineered for rock crawling, serious trail running, off-road racing, and drag racing. The unit provides 100% power to both tires, while still allowing for disengagement while negotiating turns. The Yukon Grizzly Locker is a patented design that features innovations that make it tougher than the competition. Its inner clutch teeth have a larger radius at the base, which offers up to 350% greater strength versus back-cut designs. The Grizzly Locker’s larger teeth also resist breakage caused by shock-loading or catastrophic axle failure. It’s a serious piece of mechanical engineering for serious driving conditions.
- Fits Ford 8" with 31 spline axles
- Patented internal design reduces common locker failures
- 8620 internals for added strength
- Assembled in the USA
Yukon Gear YGLF831 Notes:
- This unit uses carrier bearing and race part numbers LM102949 & LM102910.
Specifications:
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