Locker Advice
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Locker Advice
Have an 89 runner on 35s. strictly mud/sand use. any suggestions on a rear locker. realiability, affordability, easy install. thanks
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look into the aussie locker... for all out strength a detroit locker will outlast any other axle part, but the lunchbox lockers are an easy drop in install.... the detroit is a full carrier replacemetn and requires the gears be re-set up.....
if its jsut an offroad rig, you might want too look into a min or full spool (but again will need gears setup) or a lunchbox locker liek the aussie locker or similar for the easiest installs
if its jsut an offroad rig, you might want too look into a min or full spool (but again will need gears setup) or a lunchbox locker liek the aussie locker or similar for the easiest installs
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It locks the axles togther alowing nothing to turn at different speeds. It is also the cheapest because it is a simple hunk of metal.(no turning parts)
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I would be cautious with mini spools. From what I have heard they are very weak and break easily. There are 2 kinds of people with mini-spools, those who have broken them, and those who will. Do a search on pirate4x4 about them, youll see.
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Originally Posted by jla123
Have an 89 runner on 35s. strictly mud/sand use. any suggestions on a rear locker. realiability, affordability, easy install. thanks
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