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How free should your rears be?

I was just adjusting the park brake on my 84 widebody, I had the calipers and rotors off and tried to turn the hubs... man they were tight, I thought they would "spin" freely
The park brake was also disconnected
The car has felt sluggish for the last month so maybe this is why

Anyone with any ideas?

Dean

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Do you have a limited slip differential?

Even an open diff will feel like a lot of drag with your hands turning the axles. There is a lot of inertia in the gearbox and axles and the cold gear oil is viscous and sticky.
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That's what I thought.... its a normal diff
As you say there is a lot of"mechanical" parts to make the drive, it just seemed a bit stiff
thanks for the help
cheers dean
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is it out of gear?

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