Talion talion exb or
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The answers you get are going to be somewhat subjective, but the general consensus is open diffs are more easily fine tuned with a wide range of oil weights and there is more experience with open diffs.
With LSD, you don’t need the heavier weight oils to accomplish the same thing.
I like LSD, but have no experience with open.
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Well, the EXB diffs are beefier and should theoretically handle more power. Whether they are setup as LSD or open is personal preference.
I run mine open just couldn't get them to work right with LSD diffs
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LSD plates or not the exb sun gears are beefier. I have a few i put the shims in and pulled the plates but i don't have a lot of runtime on them to know if they last or not. I know my older open diffs are fine though once shimmed properly.
it was for me too over complicated. just couldn't get them to work right either kept taking them apart and adjusting them but they seemed too tight to me the talion exb ran like it was on ice out of the box, I ended up getting the shim kit for 3 diffs and it runs fine now
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I hated the LSD in mine, using the shim kit i now run it open.
so did I was a total nightmare
