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340Chally
New User
| Posts: 1
| Joined: 02/04
Posted: 02/08/04
01:52 AM
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Hey All,
Will you please educate me on the differences between a "Clutch" type and a "Cone" type sure-grip???
Thanks
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goatheat
Enthusiast
| Posts: 326
| Joined: 08/03
Posted: 02/08/04
09:19 AM
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The clutch type as the name implys uses clutches to lock the axels together and the cone type uses a splined cone in a tapered hole to lock the axels together, if your going to buy a posi go for the clutch type because you can rebuild it to like new condition but the cone type can only be made to last a short time after it wears out the first time.
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drmopar
Enthusiast
| Posts: 456
| Joined: 02/08
Posted: 09/04/08
07:04 PM
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No question the clutch type is superior in strength and reliability.
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