e-locker?
#1
e-locker?
just got a 2002 e-locker for 150 so i think thats a good deal. im contemplateing putting it in the front axel and doin a linclon locker in the rear or finding another one and running them front and rear. what is the lowest gear ratio that i can get for the locker. thanks for the advice
#7
As always, the lower the gear ratio, the more critical the setup.
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Where the hell do you wheel that you NEED 40's? Must be a helluva a mall ....
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Where the hell do you wheel that you NEED 40's? Must be a helluva a mall ....
Last edited by tc; Aug 21, 2007 at 06:52 PM.
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#8
i want to be able to do alot more trails than what ive been doin. ive got 35s right now and been looking at trails that i cant do cause of my ground clearnce and i know ive got the ifs but even with the sas i still wouldnt be able to do those trails. does anybody have experiance running 5.71 in there truck thanks
#11
i want to be able to do alot more trails than what ive been doin. ive got 35s right now and been looking at trails that i cant do cause of my ground clearnce and i know ive got the ifs but even with the sas i still wouldnt be able to do those trails. does anybody have experiance running 5.71 in there truck thanks
I have 5.71's in the trail truck (SAS on 35's). I can tell you they are stronger than the stock Birfs...
Check out the AZ chapter of TTORA. Not many folks there are running tires that big and they do some of the gnarliest trails out there. Do some research, talk to captkirkyota on TTORA. 40's on Toyota axles is not a good idea.
Do you have lockers in both ends yet?
#13
In order of preference:
Two E-Lockers,
Put the one you have in the rear, then look for the high pinion e-locker to put in the front.
One E-Locker/ One Open
Put the E-Locker you have in the rear.
One E-Locker/One Welded
Put the E-Locker you have in the front (so you can steer), and weld the rear.
Some people say the 5.71s are weak..., but as expressed earlier, they are really plenty strong, and just as strong as 5.29s. A good setup can make a big difference, particularly cap bearing preload on the ring gear side (to minimize deflection).
Two E-Lockers,
Put the one you have in the rear, then look for the high pinion e-locker to put in the front.
One E-Locker/ One Open
Put the E-Locker you have in the rear.
One E-Locker/One Welded
Put the E-Locker you have in the front (so you can steer), and weld the rear.
Some people say the 5.71s are weak..., but as expressed earlier, they are really plenty strong, and just as strong as 5.29s. A good setup can make a big difference, particularly cap bearing preload on the ring gear side (to minimize deflection).
Last edited by hud; Aug 22, 2007 at 05:09 PM.
#14
i would sugest putting the locker in the rear leaving the front open and learn to wheel it. i dont know of any one who had 40's at TTORA TO and the ran some extramly gnarly trails, at most the bigest was 37's or 38's i think if you are running trails with a completly open dif truck and clearance is TRUELY your only problem with 35's you sir have some awsome driving skills
#16
for those in the know, i did john bull and holcomb creek with my rig, last weekend. no locker, no sliders, 33 inch tires.
you can do alot more than you think you can just by choosing the right line, and having alot of confidence in your vehicle and the people spotting for you.
you can do alot more than you think you can just by choosing the right line, and having alot of confidence in your vehicle and the people spotting for you.
#18
I'm amazed by the number of people who seem to espouse that the minute you install a front locker that the CV's or Birfs will spontaneously explode. This is simply not true. There are a number of instances where having a front locker will control the wheelspeed much better and LIMIT the potential for damage.
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#20
My point is 40's on stock birfs with or without a locker he's gonna blow stock birfs, not because he has a locker or not.
I wrote the post more for the people in the future who have reasonable ideas about tire sie that may come across this in a search.
I wrote the post more for the people in the future who have reasonable ideas about tire sie that may come across this in a search.


