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Auto lockers in sand?
Auto lockers in sand?
I have a GU ute and would be interested to hear from other owners with an auto locker in the front . In particular know how auto lockers perform driving in soft sand with the ute loaded up.
Re: Auto lockers in sand?
ive had one in a gq shorty and gq wagon and never had any dramas good value for money back when they were $499 turning circle may be a little bigger but nothing outragous.
gq coil cab with stuff
Re: Auto lockers in sand?
Remember the fact that auto lockers are really auto unlockers. They are normally locked, only unlocking when necessary. Which means both front wheels will be driving in soft sand. Thats not an issue as the sand itself compensates for the extra traction. Only time they can cause issues is on rock. I ran front and rear Detriots for about 10 years. No issues apart from one blown CV. Power steering is virtually a must though.
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Re: Auto lockers in sand?
Got one in the front of my GU wagon, as said above it works well but steering is a bit wide at times
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