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Diff lock for zooks

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by lay80n »

That price not look bad, better than what i have seen yet, no sure what to do now, mini-spool or auto locker. desicions decisions :D
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Post by xtreem »

I have been talking to Kurt from Diff Technics and he is looking into stocking the spools soon. I will let you guys know what happens with it.
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Post by stumped »

xtreem wrote:
stumped wrote:i reckon i'll get a detroit ez-locker if i get one in from the states, seem to be better than lock-rite etc. still liking the idea of a spool tho... if we can source one for a decent price


Why do you say that the detroit is better than the powertrax???????????


no experience myself, but most ppl i've talked to say they're better made.. stronger, work better (not as violent and unpredictable). my uncle knows some ppl that have had trouble with the lock-rites grenading...
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Post by stumped »

xtreem wrote:I have been talking to Kurt from Diff Technics and he is looking into stocking the spools soon. I will let you guys know what happens with it.


that's heaps good dude!! i reckon he got hit by a few of us, lol
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Post by xtreem »

Yeah i told him about the interest on here and he was going to check us out.
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Post by RB zook »

let him know i want 2 :D
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Post by xtreem »

stumped wrote:
xtreem wrote:
stumped wrote:i reckon i'll get a detroit ez-locker if i get one in from the states, seem to be better than lock-rite etc. still liking the idea of a spool tho... if we can source one for a decent price


Why do you say that the detroit is better than the powertrax???????????


no experience myself, but most ppl i've talked to say they're better made.. stronger, work better (not as violent and unpredictable). my uncle knows some ppl that have had trouble with the lock-rites grenading...


I think they are much the same from what I have heard, parts are even interchangable so there couldn't be much difference. Rocky road reckon its the other way, they reckon they see way to many detroit's broken on the trail and wouldnt use them. There is a bit involved in setting them up aswell, thats why some people find them really harsh and others dont, there is parameters you have to be between which dictates how harsh they couple and un couple.
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