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Put my detroit ez-locker in over the weekend. Havent been able to go wheeling yet due to lack of time, but have had a good drive on the road, and its not too bad at all. Very happy, cant wait to wheel it!!!!!!!!!!!!! :twisted:
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Good stuff lay80n

Will be very interested in results especially on-road handling as I may invest in one myself.

Steve put his in yet?

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Hi Layton

How is the locker going in the wet?

Not to unpredictable :shock:

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Post by RB zook »

claws in the wet was fun :twisted:

man i want locka sooo bad
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Goes great in the wet in my garage :lol: . gotta adjust drums so i got brake pedal, then fun begins.
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Post by stumped »

sux... go to all the effort of getting them over, paying the up front hit, and mine's still sitting behind my desk :cry: damn layto being a mechanic and not needing his car for work :D

how long did it take ya dude? keen to do mine now? ;)
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stumped wrote:sux... go to all the effort of getting them over, paying the up front hit, and mine's still sitting behind my desk :cry: damn layto being a mechanic and not needing his car for work :D

how long did it take ya dude? keen to do mine now? ;)



Thay are very easy to fit shouldn't take any longer than 1-1.5 hr in and out
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OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:Thay are very easy to fit shouldn't take any longer than 1-1.5 hr in and out
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all good if ya know what ya doin, when u suffer from complete mechanical ineptitude like me it's not so good :oops: :D
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