What Locker diffs are available for a MQ wagon??
and which is the best to get??
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Which locker diff for a MQ
ARB no longer make a front, however everyso oftern rears come up second hand on here. There is actually on on Ebay with a starting bid of $20 at present. Needs some parts, but if you do a search and place the winning bid you should be well ahead at that price.
ARB are the pick, Detroit also used to make one for the rear.
ARB are the pick, Detroit also used to make one for the rear.
Air Lockers
Gq Patrol / Maverick Front : Rd09
Rear : Rd17 ( Disc Brake Model )
Rear : Rd24 ( Drum Brake Model )
Rear : Rd70 ( Leaf Spring Cab Chassis )
Gu Patrol Front : Rd78a (all Models)
Rear : Rd71 ( Petrol & 3 Ltr T/deisel
Not Cc Leaf Cab )
Rear : Rd17 ( Other Lwb Vec. & Coil Cabs )
Mq Patrol Front : Rd107
Rear : Rd04 ( H233 31 Spline )
Rear : Rd70 ( H260 33 Spline )
Gq Patrol / Maverick Front : Rd09
Rear : Rd17 ( Disc Brake Model )
Rear : Rd24 ( Drum Brake Model )
Rear : Rd70 ( Leaf Spring Cab Chassis )
Gu Patrol Front : Rd78a (all Models)
Rear : Rd71 ( Petrol & 3 Ltr T/deisel
Not Cc Leaf Cab )
Rear : Rd17 ( Other Lwb Vec. & Coil Cabs )
Mq Patrol Front : Rd107
Rear : Rd04 ( H233 31 Spline )
Rear : Rd70 ( H260 33 Spline )
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both ARB airlockers are available...
and if you intend on any rock or heavy offroad they are the go.
welded diffs make life very hard on all your bearnings and bolts and componants and are only worth doing if your in the mud and dont risk CV damage
screwy
and if you intend on any rock or heavy offroad they are the go.
welded diffs make life very hard on all your bearnings and bolts and componants and are only worth doing if your in the mud and dont risk CV damage
screwy
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