Anti Spin Rear Differential on 4x2 5.7w/etorque

[Gottabdcheese]

Anyone NOT have that or will I be the first? Live in a dry CA climate, no snow, not going to be going off road. Rains every once in awhile in winter.
Never had a full size truck and wondering if I will be sliding around when it does rain or if the back end is heavy enough. Many years ago I had a Chevy S-10 and I remember always slipping around when it would rain. Although I did have a heavy foot when I was younger.

 

[huntergreen]

Put on some good tires and you should be fine.

 

[Arth]

Anyone NOT have that or will I be the first? Live in a dry CA climate, no snow, not going to be going off road. Rains every once in awhile in winter.
Never had a full size truck and wondering if I will be sliding around when it does rain or if the back end is heavy enough. Many years ago I had a Chevy S-10 and I remember always slipping around when it would rain. Although I did have a heavy foot when I was younger.

Remember to not have such a heavy foot and you'll be just fine.

 

[JoeCo]

Or counter steer and give it more gas! Just playing devil's advocate.

 

[Ramm5.7]

Anyone NOT have that or will I be the first? Live in a dry CA climate, no snow, not going to be going off road. Rains every once in awhile in winter.
Never had a full size truck and wondering if I will be sliding around when it does rain or if the back end is heavy enough. Many years ago I had a Chevy S-10 and I remember always slipping around when it would rain. Although I did have a heavy foot when I was younger.

I dont have etorque, have a open rear end with 321s and live in cali. During rain less skinny pedal is fine and I used the oem tires for 35k miles

Edit....this is with pulsar and pedal commander also. In lotsa rain dial everything down and all good

 

[Gottabdcheese]

I dont have etorque, have a open rear end with 321s and live in cali. During rain less skinny pedal is fine and I used the oem tires for 35k miles

Edit....this is with pulsar and pedal commander also. In lotsa rain dial everything down and all good

Thanks for the reassurance. It’s also a 3.21 so hopefully that helps keep it moving in the right direction. I’ve seen posts for aftermarket Eaton differentials, but seems like overkill for this pavement loving Ram!

 

[DmanInDFW]

You'll be fine. I don't have the e torque with the open diff but it takes quite a bit of throttle to break the rear tire loose.

 

[Gottabdcheese]

You'll be fine. I don't have the e torque with the open diff but it takes quite a bit of throttle to break the rear tire loose.

I've had it for few weeks now and definitely haven't had any slippage issues. Very fun to drive a big truck coming from smaller cars....and dare I admit...mini van!

 

[Glenn54]

A mini van? Well, I guess you can apply to get your "man card" reinstated now.

I've had it for few weeks now and definitely haven't had any slippage issues. Very fun to drive a big truck coming from smaller cars....and dare I admit...mini van!

 

[Pull Ya]

Installation of a stock LSD is not something that will break the bank if you decide to go that route.
Jay