I don't know about the Danas, but Currie says that theirs has a special oiling channel and plenty of lubricant gets to the pinion. Who knows how true it is. They haven't been out long enough for a track record. Too much $$$ for my blood anyhow!
oiling problems in high pinion diffs?
G
Not that it matters, 'cause I can't afford it anyway, but I heard an opinion from someone that high pinion reverse rotation diffs, like Currie's high pinion 9 inch and DynaTrack's high pinion reverse rotation D60/44 combo are more prone to oiling problems when driven at higher speeds for long distances. ie: when used on the road as a daily driver. They work great off road where the speed is slow and distances short, but if you used them in a daily driver you'd have oiling (and therefore wear) problems. Does anyone have any direct experience with this? Is it true?
Just wonderin.
Chad
Just wonderin.
Chad
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