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Ford racing tlok - 2/23/2008 1:23:07 PM   
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is it true that the ford racing tlock is junk cuz i dont want to spend 500 on a detriot but at the same time dont want to waste 200 on a piece of junk any info would be most appreciated thanks and have a great weekend

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/23/2008 1:31:11 PM   
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it depends on your use...if you are running a highly modified or f/i 4.0 and drag racing, the t-lok may not hold up over time.  the detroit is definitely tougher, can take a lot of abuse.  but if you are a daily driver who just likes to get on it and not a trackster, i think you'll be fine with the t-lok.  JMO

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/23/2008 6:59:48 PM   
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I just brought one and I don't plan on going F/I, I just want a posi. I'm not going to change gears,keeping the stock 3.31s. I should be just fine with the FRPP trak-lok.

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/24/2008 9:09:27 AM   
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i dont always take it to the track but i would like it to be posi but dont want the huge expense

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/24/2008 9:11:22 AM   
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i think i take it to the track maybe 6 to 10 times a year at most u think it will hold up if i get the carbon rebuld kit for it cuz im putting 4.10s in it also???

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/25/2008 10:42:44 AM   
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from what i've read, the t-lok is plenty fine for occasional track runs and moderate modded stangs. if you're going big on mods and track runs, it would be common sense to buy the most durable parts. if money is an issue, then going big shouldn't be an option.

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/25/2008 1:40:35 PM   
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i blew my stock open up on stock 3.8 auto power ( or whats there) if you dont keep hammering it im sure it will be fine, but if your into barking the tires, powershifting, chirping gears etc and drive your car like you should, just get a detroit, girdle, and panhard bar reloctaion, because when it comes down to it, the tlok MIGHT hold, the detroit you know WILL,

and for those that say just get an 8.8, well ive blown them up on a stock mach 1 so you mise well just build the 7.5

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RE: Ford racing tlok - 2/25/2008 2:57:12 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: mustangman02232

i blew my stock open up on stock 3.8 auto power ( or whats there) if you dont keep hammering it im sure it will be fine, but if your into barking the tires, powershifting, chirping gears etc and drive your car like you should, just get a detroit, girdle, and panhard bar reloctaion, because when it comes down to it, the tlok MIGHT hold, the detroit you know WILL,

and for those that say just get an 8.8, well ive blown them up on a stock mach 1 so you mise well just build the 7.5


+1...this adds to my point: if you wanna go big in power, you NEED to go big in durability. dont half-ass it. do it right the first time. if your funds are low, then just save up unless ur intentions are not as big as you first thought. good luck.


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