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Lockers In Sand

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Lockers In Sand

Post by mimmo321 »

do lockers work better in sand?
looking at maxi drive locker for my defender?
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Re: Lockers In Sand

Post by Gribble »

mimmo321 wrote:do lockers work better in sand?
looking at maxi drive locker for my defender?
As long as your not turning, yes.
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Post by weeksy »

Definately yes. There more wheels turning the better... :)
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Post by van damned »

generally no, but front works well to get the car to drive out of the rut in order to get off the track. i found most of the time all wheels are usually in contact with the sand, ie a wheel is rarely in the air
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Post by wazza33 »

I have a front lockkarite in front off GQ patrol and is awsome in the sand and it DOES turn where i want it too go as i tow my campervan up too Double Iland all the time.

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Post by dibbz »

I have a front lockrite too and it does feel better in some circumstances but overall I think unlocked will get you there too.
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Post by LuxyBoy »

Saw a Rangie getting bogged at D.I. turned his lockers off and drove out fine; go figure cause i thought they would have been good :?
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Post by HotFourOk »

[quote="RockyF70 - Coming out of the closet"]i'd be rushing out and buying an IFS rocky[/quote]
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Post by oozuk »

turn sharpily with front locker in and rear out in sand, makes c.v.'s cry thou but if you own a GU then no worries
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