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wat locker????

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wat locker????

Post by oj ozzy »

wats a good locker for my front diff
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Post by Sic Lux »

Whats it going into? Can't beat a airlocker it's on or off no in between which is good because it's won't affect steering
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Sic Lux wrote:Whats it going into? Can't beat a airlocker it's on or off no in between which is good because it's won't affect steering
Next best thing would probley be an auto locker.
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Re: wat locker????

Post by midi73 »

oj ozzy wrote:wats a good locker for my front diff
A diff locker
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Sic Lux wrote:Whats it going into? Can't beat a airlocker it's on or off no in between which is good because it's won't affect steering
I hear the TJM air lickers is better designed than the ARB? Anyone have experience? I'm thinking of an auto locker in mine, but mine is still my DD and don't want to muck it up.
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Post by Sic Lux »

joel HJ60 wrote: I hear the TJM air lockers is better designed than the ARB? Anyone have experience?
From what i've heard/know the tjm one has some style of bush to get the air into the diff and arb have O-rings so when the tjm one leaks it's be more costly to fix also people say arb's leak all the time i've had my ute for over 2yrs now and not a problem.
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Post by booflux »

If its a part time IFS then just throw an auto locker in the front one of the best mods I made to mine.
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Post by fudly »

from what ive read on these forums a auto lokka is a good cheap option for free wheelin hub vehicles as it causes less bind up in the front end.
im only sayin this because a air locka will once engaded lock the front end totally whether your turnin or goin straight while the auto lokka will alow the outter wheel to turn faster then the inner (while there is traction to both) and will only lock totally when traction is lost. i could be wrong thou i guess we aint all perfect :)
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Post by oj ozzy »

its in a sierra. wat brand of auto locker.. lock right thank.
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