Outer Limits 4x4 Board

ok ive got 4.6 gu diffs in my gq with shimd lsd rear and a lokka front. Im not to happy with the lokka and would like to move it to the rear and fit an air locker to the front. will this work?

No you can't swap it to the rear as the spline count from front to rear are different, 31 spline axel front vs. 33 spline rear.

Someone once asked can you swap spider gears and the answer is no as the Lockers have thair own side gears that mesh to a ratchet part in the center.

ahh dats rite new there was a reason thanks mate.

No wucken furries

What's wrong with the locka?

I find it spends more time locked then id like. even if i hit the brakes then try and turn its still locked in. i had a detroit in the rear of my old hilux nd was hoping it would be much the same but very different.

The Auto locker is actually an Auto Unlocker but it only unlocks when there is very little force on the outside wheel, and that don't happen if your under any sort of power (ie. on the accelerator at all)

I am looking at getting an Auto locker again soon, i didn't mind it, cheaper than Air and i was used to how it worked

i dont know why you would bother with those auto piece of shit lockers... they dont even compare to air lockers,, so save ya pennies and and hold out till you can buy the right gear cheif... air lockers all the way

THE-Burger-Ring wrote:i dont know why you would bother with those auto piece of shit lockers... they dont even compare to air lockers,, so save ya pennies and and hold out till you can buy the right gear cheif... air lockers all the way

Hey champ - i'm pretty sure nobody was asking which of the two was better. In fact his question has nothing to do with it.

yeah true..thought i would add my 2c worth because he is trying to make sticky date pudding with ass juice... its a thought to consider.

Both have their places, different situations.

If i was comping i wouldn't dream of using an auto locker, however if i want a locker on budget for weekend warrior stuff Auto locker does come in alot cheaper.

THE-Burger-Ring wrote:yeah true..thought i would add my 2c worth because he is trying to make sticky date pudding with ass juice... its a thought to consider.

Fair enough. He/she was just asking if they could move it - which he can't. Sounds like he/she wasn't aware of how they work.

As MyGQ said, each have their plusses and minus'. I've had both in the past, and chose a Lockrite for my current GQ mainly for the price and their excellent warranty, but also purely for the fact that it just works. No air lines, no electricals.

Anyway, i think we've all gone off topic enough - the OP's question has been answered.