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what selectible front locker?

Old 01-09-2011, 12:34 PM
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what selectible front locker?

ive got a kingpin 60 in the front of my 99 sr5 runner.
i bought an ox but from what ive herd there no good. so im trying to decide what to get when or if i return it.
to upgrade to arb with compressor and air up kit is 270 more not to bad... so i wanna know what kind of lockers you guys/gals have used or herd about? thanks in advanced!!
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Pirate4x4.com would be the better place to ask this, more guys with tons over there
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i dont like pirate
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you must not need the info too bad.
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i figured id see if people on here had an opinion. i dont NEED info just thought id hear what the more FRIENDLY guys have to say

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Got an ARB in rear toy axle, I like it. Think Eaton makes an E-selectible for Danas too. Haven't heard Ox being worthless but never paid much attention to them as they don't make for Toys.

I don't think you will be let down with the ARB, but I'm rocking Toy axles f/r with an Aussie in the front.
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yeah i have been thinkin eaton e-locker but ive heard of people ripping eletrical wires out. i guess all lockers have there ups and downs.
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Heard the same thing about ARB airlines really gonna depend on how you route them. I learned the hard way about driving over downed trees, ripped a break hardline right out. Thanks Trailyota for the rescue.
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Best locker for the front is a selectable, ARB IMO. Rear is whatever.

Probably just put a Detroit/Spool combo if its a trail rig only.

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I just typed a post and lost the whole thing.

For my usage rear selectable is the best for my set up with only f/r selectibles being superior. If I had a trailer queen I'd probably look at it differently. Yes I had a rear autolocker for years.
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i already put a detroit in the rear
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I've run detroits, Aussies, arbs in both my f and r........ I am happy with my dual detritus now
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ARB front and rear here. They work good, with few problems.

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I have an Aussie in the front with manual hubs. These are cheap and reliable and work great. ( 95 4Runner)
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I think I'm gonna go arb
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arb will be here in about a week. im also getting the air up kit along with the compressor.!
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You'll be happy with the ARB.
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cool i hope so
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I would highly recommend not using the compressor you use to operate the ARB locker for airing up your tires too. Get a portable compressor or a separate on-board air system for your tires. Airing up takes a while and the when the compressor continuously runs for several minutes it gets really hot and that will reduce it's lifespan by a lot (I know people who have overheated theirs filling up tires and ruined it). If you only use it just for a few seconds at a time just for operating the locker, it will last practically forever. I would recommend to anyone to save ~$150 and get the small ARB compressor to operate the locker(s) and use the money you saved for a dedicated compressor for your tires.
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I run Aussies front & rear. and its my daily driver. i have not run into any issues with it being driven all the time. but then again, i dont live in the snow.

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