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Hi everyone, just did a search on this but nothing came up. which product is the better Eaton or Harrop true trac differential and what is the difference???????????
thanks
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U didn't search hard enough. Harrop is better. As shown in the price
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Its not ness the case if its deaer its better i would like to know what experinces the guys have had with it
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from what i remember when looking into it recently the eaton is good for 500rwhp and the harrop 500rwkw. or something
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Harrop has a billet carrier and the eaton does not.
Harrop only for BW78 diffs afaik.
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100% duke I learnt this today Eaton don't do BW78
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Originally Posted by Duke57TT
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Harrop has a billet carrier and the eaton does not.
Harrop only for BW78 diffs afaik.
Luke is correct, billet for Harrop and Eaton isn't.
I can't remember RE BW78 but I'll ask my mate who still has a fair but to do with them.
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has anyone got a trutrac diff center in there car and whats it like to drive
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Me, and best money I ever spent after putting bigger brakes on the car.
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22-07-14, 21:01 GMT+10#10 Quote:
Originally Posted by John boy
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has anyone got a trutrac diff center in there car and whats it like to drive
I will be putting one in my car when it is back on the road. Well worth the money for the output they can withstand. Although they are more than a LSD rebuild, they will outperform a LSD easily and don't have the terrible traits of a locker and are not illegal.
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22-07-14, 21:09 GMT+10#11 thanks XEC I just fitted one into my diff and just wondering what everyone is saying about them
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22-07-14, 22:06 GMT+10#12 Where did you guys get your centres from?
Big difference in price?
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22-07-14, 22:46 GMT+10#13 The harrop is actually an eaton with a modded billet center. Rated to higher HP. Thus why it costs more.
You need a harrop as the eaton only suits m80 diff. Which is VT series 2 -VZ IRS diff.
What u need will be around $1100-1300 for the center alone.
Like Duke said. They are boss.
John boy. 2hrs ago ur asking what they are like. Then 1 hr later ur telling us u have one? WTF
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23-07-14, 20:46 GMT+10#14 Quote:
Originally Posted by cava454
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The harrop is actually an eaton with a modded billet center. Rated to higher HP. Thus why it costs more.
You need a harrop as the eaton only suits m80 diff. Which is VT series 2 -VZ IRS diff.
What u need will be around $1100-1300 for the center alone.
Like Duke said. They are boss.
John boy. 2hrs ago ur asking what they are like. Then 1 hr later ur telling us u have one? WTF
Sorry but that is totally incorrect.
Both centres have the same internals but the Eaton is a cast carrier and the Harrop carrier being billet along with the end caps.
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23-07-14, 20:48 GMT+10#15 I'm just going by what the bloke at harrop told me when I picked up my mates true track for his m78.
It still had eaton on the housing and I asked what's the go.
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23-07-14, 21:25 GMT+10#16 I worked there for over 3 years (was few years back now but they were doing them then) and I double checked with my mate who also worked there but still has strong ties with them because I suspected what you said was incorrect.
Eaton would be on the carrier due to the fact that they make them on behalf of Eaton and they use their internals.
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23-07-14, 21:44 GMT+10#17 Thanks xec. I just wanted to know everyone's thought and experiences with the diff centre .i also wanted to know what the drivability would be like . I guess I'll find out soon
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24-07-14, 16:13 GMT+10#18 Quote:
Originally Posted by XEC747
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I worked there for over 3 years (was few years back now but they were doing them then) and I double checked with my mate who also worked there but still has strong ties with them because I suspected what you said was incorrect.
Eaton would be on the carrier due to the fact that they make them on behalf of Eaton and they use their internals.
Ahh k cool. I may have been told wrong. Most likely I wasn't really listening lol.
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