rear locker?
01-30-2008, 09:23 PM
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rear locker?
hey guys i cant seem to find a rear locker for my 92 4runner. i am prob jsut stupid. can anyone help me out? i dont have like to much money i know arb makes them but i dont have a spare 1000$ i am looking around eh 300$ ish i jsut bought the aisin manual front hubs. any help would be great thanks
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01-30-2008, 09:38 PM
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The aussie is a copy of a copy of the original lockright, thats why they cannot sell the aussie lockers in australia. 
Plus if you have a v6, good luck getting a v6 aussie. I bet they sold a ton of pre-orders. And we all know how long it takes them to get shipments over to north america.
Plus if you have a v6, good luck getting a v6 aussie. I bet they sold a ton of pre-orders. And we all know how long it takes them to get shipments over to north america.
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do you have v6 or 4cyl? the 4cyl costs more than the v6 and you cannont interchange them. personally i had a bad experience buying from PORC but they do have the best prices on lockers. i have heard its better to call them with your order rather than buying online if you do go with them. but the price is about 250-300 for a lunchbox locker.
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If you go to all the trouble to pull the rear center section out, you might as well put in a locker of some sort instead of welding. (Not saying welding it up is bad) I have installed Lockrights in both toyota & jeeps. Never heard any bad comments on them. They said they worked great. But a few didnt care hearing the clicking noise from them. All a Lockright does is replace the spider & axle gears. Its easy to install also. I was going to run one in my 87 toy but i went full spool instead.
01-31-2008, 12:36 AM
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For $300 you're looking for either an Aussie or a Lockright. As mentioned they're very similar but if you can get an Aussie it's probably the better of the two simply because of their warranty. Either one would suit your needs just fine.
If you oder from PORC it's probably better to call them.
If you oder from PORC it's probably better to call them.
01-31-2008, 05:40 AM
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does anyone know the size and specs of the rear axle on a 92 4runner? if so let me know, i am prob gonna get the lockright. my uncle has has tem for years and no probs so i am thinking i am goign to go thata route.
02-01-2008, 05:13 AM
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just look in Mexico for a Yota scrap yard, and look for a Hilux Surf or diesel 4Runner. most of them came with factory lockers or LSD's. if you get one used it won't be bad in price, new will cost you. Lockers started Factory from 1990 to current. only in Hilux Surf/ 4Runner with diesels came with lockers/LSD's factory in 90-95. after 1995 petrol 4Runners(american/canadian) came with locker choice.
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