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Originally posted by OicnaiC
That's what I thought but they told me they didn't have one available for 90-95 Runners yet.
That's what I thought but they told me they didn't have one available for 90-95 Runners yet.
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I wouldn't run a locker in front if you have ADD. If you have manual hubs go for it.
I wouldn't run a locker in front if you have ADD. If you have manual hubs go for it.
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Originally posted by EWAYota
i've got manual hubs. so, the locker wont engage unless i lock my hubs correct?
i've got manual hubs. so, the locker wont engage unless i lock my hubs correct?
When you place a locker on the front IFS differential you will not be able to be in 4wd hi or lo with out having your hubs locked!!!!
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good deal. what would be a good combo front and rear for a DD, detroits? and whats the differance in the detroits. your soft-lock verses a trutrac verses the normal detroit and electric. what aout auburns or eatons?
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Originally posted by EWAYota
good deal. what would be a good combo front and rear for a DD, detroits? and whats the differance in the detroits. your soft-lock verses a trutrac verses the normal detroit and electric. what aout auburns or eatons?
good deal. what would be a good combo front and rear for a DD, detroits? and whats the differance in the detroits. your soft-lock verses a trutrac verses the normal detroit and electric. what aout auburns or eatons?
You asked alot so I will give the simple answer:
Go buy "Toyota Truck & land Cruiser Owners Bible" by Moses Ludel.
It will answer all your questions plus some. ALL Toyota SUV/Truck owners should have one.
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I had a lock-right in my last truck. It's now wrecked, possibly due to the really lousy road personality of the unit, particularly when the roads are wet.
I'd much rather have a manual locking type, and I'll save my pennies for one. I'm not doing a lock-right again on a daily driver.
I'd much rather have a manual locking type, and I'll save my pennies for one. I'm not doing a lock-right again on a daily driver.
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If you do the type of wheeling where axle breakage is/can be part of the game, here is an interesting article on the Detroit.
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Originally posted by BajaTaco
If you do the type of wheeling where axle breakage is/can be part of the game, here is an interesting article on the Detroit.
If you do the type of wheeling where axle breakage is/can be part of the game, here is an interesting article on the Detroit.
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Originally posted by WATRD
A lot of folks have had that same experience with the Detroit. I avoid them like the plague for that very reason.
A lot of folks have had that same experience with the Detroit. I avoid them like the plague for that very reason.
good deal. what would be a good combo front and rear for a DD, detroits? and whats the differance in the detroits. your soft-lock verses a trutrac verses the normal detroit and electric. what aout auburns or eatons?
the truetrac is a LSD, but i can lock it fully by using the brakes, eatons and auburns arent worth the $$$$, period. there arent electracs available for toy diffs.
if you want a selectable, toy e-lockers are the most affordable you can get them for around $450 used.
if you shop around on ebay, you will find a lot of good deals, i got my truetrac for $150 shipped.
i would definitely recommend a locker in the rear of sorts, id go with a lock-rite
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I am running the "TRD" electric locker in the rear, with the locker mod and for the moment, a Lock Rite in the D44. I am waiting for them to get the bugs worked out on the ElecTrac and as soon as people start to report they are happy with them, I will put one in. Limited slip in the disengaged mode and hard locked when engaged. It's electrically activated, which is a good thing for me since I seem to be REALLY hard on compressors.
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Originally posted by WATRD
I am running the "TRD" electric locker in the rear, with the locker mod and for the moment, a Lock Rite in the D44. I am waiting for them to get the bugs worked out on the ElecTrac and as soon as people start to report they are happy with them, I will put one in. Limited slip in the disengaged mode and hard locked when engaged. It's electrically activated, which is a good thing for me since I seem to be REALLY hard on compressors.
I am running the "TRD" electric locker in the rear, with the locker mod and for the moment, a Lock Rite in the D44. I am waiting for them to get the bugs worked out on the ElecTrac and as soon as people start to report they are happy with them, I will put one in. Limited slip in the disengaged mode and hard locked when engaged. It's electrically activated, which is a good thing for me since I seem to be REALLY hard on compressors.
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It's a mechanical locker (automatic). It works fine for my axle with the manual hubs, but I hear it's not a great way to go for ADD rigs. For the rear, it's not a bad choice. It's easy to get used to the on road characteristics and to learn to drive to minimize the clicking and locking up.
I have found it to be durable and well mannered so far.
I have found it to be durable and well mannered so far.
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when i do my SAS, im probably going to use a D44 for many reasons. personally, im going with an OX locker http://www.4x4review.com/cool-prod/ox-locker.asp
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Originally posted by Napoleon047
when i do my SAS, im probably going to use a D44 for many reasons. personally, im going with an OX locker http://www.4x4review.com/cool-prod/ox-locker.asp
when i do my SAS, im probably going to use a D44 for many reasons. personally, im going with an OX locker http://www.4x4review.com/cool-prod/ox-locker.asp
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Does ARB make air lockers for the 2ND GEN?
I like the idea of having the option to engage it or disengage it; automatic would seem like no fun--you would never know when it's engaged as opposed to an electric (manual) locker.
I may be wrong however.
I like the idea of having the option to engage it or disengage it; automatic would seem like no fun--you would never know when it's engaged as opposed to an electric (manual) locker.
I may be wrong however.
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Originally posted by kyle_22r
yup, they've made a locker for the 7.5 ifs diff for a while now, and of course they have one for the 8" v6 diff
yup, they've made a locker for the 7.5 ifs diff for a while now, and of course they have one for the 8" v6 diff
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