Aftermarket Product Catalog Fall 2019

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Aftermarket Product Catalog Fall 2019 AMERICA’S SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE DIFFERENTIALS & ELECTRONIC LOCKERS FALL 2019 AFTERMARKET PRODUCT CATALOG YOUR ONE STOP SHOP FOR AFTERMARKET PRODUCTS 1 Table of Contents 06 SELECT-A-LOC 08 LIMITED-SLIP DIFFERENTIALS 12 AMC 13 CHRYSLER 17 AUBURN 28 FORD 34 GM 43 TOYOTA 46 NISSAN 47 SERVICE KITS 49 TIRE CHART 50 OPTIMAL GEAR RATIO CHART 52 FAQ 55 WARRANTY 2 400 E. AUBURN DRIVE AUBURN, IN 46706 OUR MISSION FOR QUALITY... Auburn Gear, LLC is dedicated to achieving total customer satisfaction by continuously improving our products & services. TO FIND A DISTRIBUTOR OR TO BECOME A QUALIFIED INSTALLER... Visit aftermarket.auburngear.com or call us at 260.925.3200 ENHANCED PERFORMANCE. QUALITY. RELIABILITY. 3 AMERICAN MADE DIFFERENTIALS WITH A CAN DO ATTITUDE TRACTION FOR EVERYTHING THAT MOVES Through each curve, bump, burnout and With more than 75 years of gear technology obstacle, your vehicle will be guided by the experience, Auburn Gear rolls on. traction and control that has been skillfully engineered by the minds and hands at All of our knowledge and experience Auburn Gear. goes into ensuring you receive a reliable, performance traction control differential that We design and build high-performance will step up when you need it and take you selectable lockers and limited-slip differentials where you want to go—street, strip, track, on for enthusiasts like you who remember what it or off road. That’s command traction control means to be American made. designed for the adventure. 4 Production: Testing: AUBURN, INDIANA | 250K SQ. FT. | FULLY INTEGRATED IN DESIGN | IN THE LAB | IN THE REAL WORLD FOR OPTIMUM CONTROL OF QUALITY & VALUE • Finite Element Analysis (FEA) • Application engineering and rapid prototyping • Axle dynamometer testing • Development, gauge, gear and metallurgical laboratories • Vehicle application stress tests in the field • Turning, gear cutting, spline rolling, heat treating, • “Real World” tested by thousands of shot peening, and finished grinding customers across the globe THIS IS WHAT IT BOILS DOWN TO — WHERE THE TRACTION MEETS THE ROAD, TRACK, ROCKS, MUD AND DIRT For more than 75 years, high-performance street and off-road enthusiasts have looked to Auburn Gear for enhanced traction capabilities beyond the OE standard. True command traction courtesy TM Smooth, fast, high-bias of the Select-A-Loc , two torque-sensing power in a range differentials in one, the world’s of Auburn Gear limited-slip only selectable locking differential differentials. Page 8. with full-time limited-slip capabilities. Page 6. 5 NEW FROM AUBURN GEAR 2-IN-1 AND BETTER THAN EVER! The Auburn Gear Select-A-LocTM Electronic Locking Differential has the very best aspects of our previous electronic locker design plus the improvements you’ve been waiting for. TM Select-A-Loc Advantages: • Gearing is made from aircraft quality, • Noisy lockers? Not here! 9310 heat treated billet steel to make it Select-A-LocTM is quiet, when using the tough, durable, and reliable. recommended lubricants. See page 48. • High strength military grade case • Select-A-LocTM can be used in front axle design, essentially bullet proof. applications, with or without lockout • The Select-A-LocTM can be switched hubs. on and off at moderate road speeds • King of the Hammers Race Proven and (< 30mph) when traveling in a straight MOAB Proven. line (all wheels at the same speed). • No Air Lines! No Problems! • Lightning fast engagement and • Made in the USA! disengagement. AUBURN GEAR OFFERS TWO TYPES OF PATENTED SELECT-A-LOCTM ELECTRONIC LOCKING DIFFERENTIALS THAT FEATURE TWO DIFFERENTIALS IN ONE ASSEMBLY. Limited Slip Differential to Full Lock: Open Differential to Full Lock: This Select-A-LocTM design features This Select-A-LocTM design locks the a “unique to the industry” electrically axle shafts to the differential housing and actuated, Limited Slip to Lock. thus transfers torque directly from the differential case, NOT through the gears! 6 EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN ONE BOX! Select-A-LocTM Electronic Locking Differential Wiring Harness Auburn Gear Limited-Slip Additive Instructions HOW IT WORKS... Select-A-LocTM is a selectable traction gear (3). This radial travel of the balls (2) also device featuring an ON/OFF switch causes lateral movement of the side gear mounted near the driver. When OFF, the (3). The lateral movement of the side gear clutch pack (7), located behind the side (3) applies a force onto the center block gear (6), activates the limited-slip mode. (4). The center block (4) has an elongated As torque increases, the separating forces hole that the center pin (5) fits through, within the differential gears increases, allowing it to float. The center block (4) also causing the clutch pack to be compressed, applies force to the opposite side gear (6) to providing bias torque to the high traction compress the clutch pack (7) and provide wheel. When selected on, current is sent the vehicle with a solid axle assembly and to the electromagnetic coil (8). The coil is 100% transfer of torque to both wheels for retained by a clip that fits over one of the maximum traction. bearing cap bolts, making it non-rotational. The coil rides on a ball bearing (9), and the NOTE: The side gear (3) is not included in the Master Install Kit. However, the pinion gears (*) are included. ball bearings spin with the differential case (10). The coil creates a magnetic flux so that the pilot cone (1) is pulled into engagement with the differential case (10). This frictional engagement causes the bearing balls (2) to ride up on a ramp machined into the side 7 GET A GRIP PERFORMANCE LIMITED-SLIP DIFFERENTIALS More traction, lightning- fast action. Unleash your vehicle's true performance. The Auburn Gear, High Performance Series, high-bias torque Auburn Gear’s flagship limited- Pro Series, and Race Series limited-slip slip differential gives you smooth differentials out perform virtually every torque-sensing operation with the standard OEM differential. correct bias ratios to out perform the competition. To really see and feel what your vehicle can do, Auburn Gear differentials effectively and efficiently transfer your power to the wheels. Auburn Gear The Pro Series turns your torque differentials deliver usable traction and up another notch, offering an even faster engagement for controlled power higher bias ratio and faster sensing transfer and lightning-fast reaction to reaction than HP for the very best in controlled power transfer. changing road conditions. No matter what your application— performance or passenger, light or RACE Auburn Gear has developed, tested and is making available a racing heavy, on or off road—Auburn Gear 5 differential for the 7 /8 Firebird/ limited-slip differentials are engineered Camaro, original gear ratio of 3.23 to provide smooth torque-sensing and up, with 28 axle spline. We’ve operation and durable, dependable also developed, tested and are making available a racing differential performance. for Ford 8.8, all ratios, and 28-axle spline. 8 Why Auburn Gear limited-slip differentials? Auburn Gear Pro Series and High Performance Series differentials provide superior performance through a unique cone-clutch design that transfers more power to the high-traction wheel for quick acceleration and tight cornering. IT COMES DOWN TO THE CONE AND CUP DESIGN The Auburn Gear limited-slip to beveled side gears. As differential. When torque levels differential employs an integral torque is transmitted through decrease, as in a cornering cone clutch side gear unit the differential side gears to maneuver, the gear separating that creates friction with the the axle shafts, the side gear forces also decrease, allowing carrier to drive both tires. The separating forces and preload the axle shafts to rotate highly efficient torque transfer spring firmly seat the cones independently. This divides the capability of the Auburn into the differential case. The torque between the two wheels, Gear limited-slip differential cone design, along with the delivering more torque (bias is achieved through the use applied force, determines the torque) to the wheel with the of cone clutches coupled torque transfer capability of the most traction. Differential Case Pinion Gear Thrust Washer Spring Retainer Side Gear & Lockscrew Cone Clutch Preload Spring Assembly Pinion Shaft 9 MAKING THE RIGHT SELECTION IT’S ABOUT MORE THAN THE VEHICLE YOU DRIVE. It’s about you—where you plan to go, particularly if you’re taking on new frontiers, and what your performance expectations are when you get there. We’ve designed our new catalog to make product selection as easy as possible for you. If you still have questions, however, your authorized Auburn Gear distributor and Auburn Gear customer service representatives are always ready to provide the help and answers you need. Call customer service at 260.925.3200 10 • Made in the USA. • Auburn Gear’s flagship Limited Slip Differential gives you smooth torque-sensing operation with the correct bias ratios to outperform the competition. • Provides maximum amount of torque transfer without compromising the performance requirements of a vehicle in situations where torque transfer is required. • Made in the USA. • Turn up your torque with our Pro Series differential for the very best in controlled power transfer. • High Torque bias Cone Clutch design provides Maximized Torque Transfer, making it the Ultimate Limited Slip Differential for true performance. RACE • Made in the USA. • Performance Racing limited-slip differential developed specifically for road
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