Hey,

Im at school right now, but instead of paying attention to my Algebra teacher. I was thinking of what to do to my 4Runner.. And I know that there is a lot of options for a locker.

Mine is a 97SR5 3.4L Automatic.

I am wondering what I should get? Im 16, and all I know is the names. Detroit, Aussie, etc. But I know nothing about the units.

I will be mainly using this thing on the streets. With the occasional off road trip. I need something good for snow and ice as well.

Any Idears? I will be running 4.88's by the way. I just wanted to purchase all of this at the same time...

Thanks!

-Cody


By the way, I want this for both my front and rear end.

And my budget, not very expensive. Roughtly a max of 400$ for the front, and $400 for the rear end.

Thanks!!

 

Read this thread plus the search feature:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/l...stions-139071/

Also...why 4:88s?? Are you lifted with larger tires? Your sig states stock so I'm curious why you would opt for 4:88s...

 

i know detroit ez locker and aussies are both lunchbox lockers, which means they fit in the original housing they just replace you spider gears. Im lookinginto the aussie for mine when they finally start shipping it!

 

No, I think you should read this!!!

Best Locker Info EVER!

 

You are looking at an aussie front, and lockright, or aussie rear. You can also get a No Slip from powertrax, but that may be out of your range.

For the front aussie, a manual hub conversion would be recommended. You can likely get away without it though.

I'd also get a twinstick if possible, so that you can turn while off road. Without it, you will be going to 2wd high quite often.

 

Hey,

Well, when I buy the lift and bigger tires, I am either going to 456 or 488s. I havent bought any of it yet. I just wanted to specify that, im not sure if that effects it?? But Yah, im going to do it all at once. I just wanted some info!

And yah, thanks for the "Best Locker Info EVER!" My math teacher would love that. That should help me out with the locker lol. Y=mx+b, .'. x=(y/x+b)
lol, that must mean a Detroit??

Hah, thanks