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#8
As with TC, you can pry my ARB's out of my cold dead hands.
Auto lockers work well, and, for the price, are a good option. Lots of success with them.
ARB is simply the best. You pay for it though.
Auto lockers work well, and, for the price, are a good option. Lots of success with them.
ARB is simply the best. You pay for it though.
#9
The only lockers that don't sacrifice performance are the selectables - ARB or elocker.
EVERY other locker trades on-road drivability for off-road performance (or vice versa). A selectable gives you "stock" drivability on road, and fully spooled, positive traction offroad.
Yes, they are more expensive and more mechanically/electrically complex - but you get what you pay for. Also, neither of them have tire size limitations like some lockers do.
EVERY other locker trades on-road drivability for off-road performance (or vice versa). A selectable gives you "stock" drivability on road, and fully spooled, positive traction offroad.
Yes, they are more expensive and more mechanically/electrically complex - but you get what you pay for. Also, neither of them have tire size limitations like some lockers do.
#10
I find the "too mechanically complex, more stuff to go wrong" argument a little silly. You rely on a much more complicated, failure-prone, chunk of metal at the front of the truck (the hot bit) powering you around. Air lockers are really simple devises, plus ARBs are overbuilt.
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