Power Trax No-Slip Traction Systems

I installed my traction loc in my garage approx. 15yrs ago. The installation was indeed simple and the instructions provided were perfect. My AMC is a 74 with a built 401(bored 30 over) competition high lift cam & 3500 stall on a 727 B&M Rachet shifter. It puts out approx 500+ HP. There’s audible clicking sounds to let you know the axles are aligned & ready. Then I can hit the accelerator & say goodbye to ANY stock manufacturer car made in 2018.... enough said!!!��

This locker seems so far to work very well. There is some clicking when making sharp turns but it is not really noticed in a Jeep. The install was a little harder than I expected but it is simple if you follow the instructions.

This is a great product for the money. Easy to instal but does have the typical auto locker draw backs. I installed this in my 03 tj rear d44 with trac loc. I previously put the the lock right in the front and love it. There is the typical loud clunks and ratcheting when making tighter turns on high traction surfaces . There is also increased drive train back lash. These things can be minimized by driving and throttle adjustments. You could use it in a daily driver but not on slick roads due to the under steer. 1st time off road it claimed a near vertical slope with a kicker at the top dang near flipped it over back words. Now I'm looking for a new seat after my butt bit a chunk out of it. I definitely recommend for the right application

One of the "active spacers" broke on the first test drive. I contacted Richmond (who was bought out by Motive). They blamed my install and said they would not warranty it and WOULD NOT help me get another part. (Others on internet have reported faulty machining of this part as the cause.) I offerred to pay for part and next-day shipping since it is worthless without this part. Said it would take 30-45 days MINIMUM. They basically told me "TOO BAD", not gonna happen. I contacted 4wheelparts who told me they would not warranty since they did not install it. They told me to "contact Richmond". I welded the part back together and it works flawlessly. I won't buy another one, just because of the unfriendly, uncaring treatment I received from Richmond/Motive. Apparently they WILL NOT support the product and DON'T CARE about the end customer.

Can't handle the power of a Stock 5.3 Silverado with minor engine work dynoing 242hp on stock size bald tires and very rarely used off road

Installed on 2wd F150 with 8.8 rear end. Have 15000 mile on it and it does provide Maximum traction all the time, does make some weird noises when turning so it isn't completely silent, also difficult when turning and power is applied (turning while going uphill). Install would be Very easy 2nd time, but for a 1st time install it takes twice the advertised time.

Really helps hooking-up

Simple to install with no BS and it works well! After reading about 'other' lockers and driveline adjustments I decided to go with the Powertrax No-Slip locker and haven't regretted my decision. Great value, easy to install with no added complications.

I have a Powertrax NoSlip in my daily driver/occasional wheeler Jeep Liberty. It replaced an Aussie locker, and my only regret is not buying the Powertrax in the first place. It's just as docile on the street as my old Detroit Tru Trac was in one of my fast cars, and allows both tires to dig in regardless of terrain or weather conditions.

it keeps the manual trans spooled up creating gear clash between shifts. it would be ok for an automatic but it makes the manual upset meaning it's coming out and going on [...] pronto