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    Quote Originally Posted by jjt250 View Post
    Hmmm never even thought about that. Makes sense but if you're locked, it won't matter right since the computer things your wheels are just spinning at the same speeds?
    That's what I was thinking. Right now I'm locked front and rear so the tires on both side of each axle spin the same speed. Who knows. I love my current setup. Just got to really wheel it now and see how everything works out and what I break next lol
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    This is what I was thinking the other day, in the situations where you dont need to flip the switch for QDII clutches, wont the computer still want to brake whatever wheel is slipping? Could this damage the QDII diff?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 06JeepXKHEMI View Post
    This is what I was thinking the other day, in the situations where you dont need to flip the switch for QDII clutches, wont the computer still want to brake whatever wheel is slipping? Could this damage the QDII diff?
    Nope cause I have a switch wired up to completely disable the traction control through the abs pump fuse. So the traction control won't kick I at all. Just full power to both rear wheels and one front. Flip the locker switch and then get full power to all four wheels
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    Dave are you sure QDII disables traction control differently that QTII?

    If you're in 4 low with QDII and have your front diff open, Itll probably set a DTC for front diff clutch performance. ... but thats not really a big deal.

    Which gives me another thought for the QTII guys. Adam do you have a place with loose dirt or gravel that you can drive circles on with your front locker engaged? ? Wondering how your traction control system will react when it doesnt see different wheel speeds while turning (ref steering rack issue)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    Dave are you sure QDII disables traction control differently that QTII?

    If you're in 4 low with QDII and have your front diff open, Itll probably set a DTC for front diff clutch performance. ... but thats not really a big deal.

    Which gives me another thought for the QTII guys. Adam do you have a place with loose dirt or gravel that you can drive circles on with your front locker engaged? ? Wondering how your traction control system will react when it doesnt see different wheel speeds while turning (ref steering rack issue)
    I can probably find somewhere to test that out
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    Just tested it out. 4high with front end locked making figure 8's on gravel parking lot. The traction control was fine and never kicked in. I can definitely tell when the front end is locked. You can feel it in the steering wheel
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    Thats awesome. I was trying to think of how the programming logic would work and came up with a few scenarios where equal wheel speeds wouldn't activate traction control... basically a case of "divide by zero" where I would presume the programmers would default to no traction control necessary since its an impossible scenario based on design (until you throw a locker in)

    ... sounds like another +1 for QTI and QTII guys who want lockers! !

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    Andrew, that won't damage the QDII diff

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