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what first locker or crawler gears?
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what first locker or crawler gears?
its time for me to do a few mods to the truck soon and just want to know what will give me the greatest advantage, i just want peoples opionions on what would be more usefull a rear air locker or reduction gears they are similar price and i can fit both of them myself im running 36 peede's with stock diff's so im leaning towards the reduction gears just want to see what people think.
GQ LWB TD42, boost, lockers etc
http://forum.mudrhino.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=262&start=30
http://forum.mudrhino.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=262&start=30
Re: what first locker or crawler gears?
they will both give different advantages in different terrains.InSanE wrote:its time for me to do a few mods to the truck soon and just want to know what will give me the greatest advantage,.
rockcrawling gears wont do much in muddy terrain where a locker would. no use going ultra slow in mud, you will sink A locker will get you a lot further, maybe not all the way out, but maybe more into the bog...
low range gears will give you greater control going up hills, picking lines, lumpy (not just rocks) terrain. A locker would also work well in these conditions.
it all depends on what you want to do.
I would think u would be worse of with the reduction gears. What do u do when u lift a wheel and lose forward motion because u have no lockers?? U roll back and hit it harder to try and get past that point.
So gears arnt going to help u there.
With gears u will find your self going slower, so thoses little holes that u usually lift a wheel on but get past because of your speed are now going to stop u in your tracks.
My vote is lockers
So gears arnt going to help u there.
With gears u will find your self going slower, so thoses little holes that u usually lift a wheel on but get past because of your speed are now going to stop u in your tracks.
My vote is lockers
Shane
Front locker (save for air locker) and tighten rear LSD.
When $$ allow get locker for rear. You may as well go air locker, unless you get a 2nd hand bargain on an auto locker. New, there is not that much difference between air lockers and auto lockers for GQ's.
Crawler gears are the absolute bomb for rocks etc, but get them after the lockers.
When $$ allow get locker for rear. You may as well go air locker, unless you get a 2nd hand bargain on an auto locker. New, there is not that much difference between air lockers and auto lockers for GQ's.
Crawler gears are the absolute bomb for rocks etc, but get them after the lockers.
Big Dave, Scarborough, Qld
Loose Screws 4wd Racing Team
Loose Screws 4wd Racing Team
Locker in the front, keep the LSD rear. The LSD is "always on" so you don't have to think about it. Once you put in the locker you're either fully locked or open, and may find yourself "caught out." Can't do that with the LSD.
Having said that, I've got front locker and crawler gears, and hardly ever use the front locker - but I love the crawlers.
Scott
Having said that, I've got front locker and crawler gears, and hardly ever use the front locker - but I love the crawlers.
Scott
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weld both diffs and get a set of gears.
if you don't want to weld, then get a locker for the rear first.
gears second,
front locker third.
Mitch
if you don't want to weld, then get a locker for the rear first.
gears second,
front locker third.
Mitch
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nope, apparently I hate suzukis so nobody should be surprised by that :roll:
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nope, apparently I hate suzukis so nobody should be surprised by that :roll:
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i have a lockrite in the front of my hilux, some times it is a little hard to steer when the lokka has engauged its self, but it can disengauge... So what happens when you weld it it cannot disengauge and your steering will be hard as which will put a big strain on your powersteering...
Wouldn't be welding diffs, don't be bodgy and spend the money and do it properly....
thats my idea
Wouldn't be welding diffs, don't be bodgy and spend the money and do it properly....
thats my idea
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