who's running a aussie locker?
#21
I have an Aussie Locker in front and a Detroit Soft Locker in the rear of my 2nd Gen 4Runner.
The Soft Locker is cool, no noises and you get used to very quickly, but the Aussie is awesome, no tire noise on closed turns, smooth...
David
The Soft Locker is cool, no noises and you get used to very quickly, but the Aussie is awesome, no tire noise on closed turns, smooth...
David
#22
Originally Posted by rocket
Aussie is only available on the front for a 2nd gen??? I had thought they made them for the rear untill i checked out their website. Man, what a bummer...
#24
Originally Posted by 93YODER
I will be geting one within the next few weeks.
I will be puting it into my daily driver,but ill be sure to post my review of how well it handles on the highway.
Hopefully it wont be a big mistake,but for only 240$ bucks I just cant resist.
I will be puting it into my daily driver,but ill be sure to post my review of how well it handles on the highway.
Hopefully it wont be a big mistake,but for only 240$ bucks I just cant resist.
The aussie locker for a v6 3rd insnt going to be out till mid summer.....hopefully.
They seem a lil slow on R&D.
#25
Originally Posted by 93YODER
It looks like ill have to what a while on it..
The aussie locker for a v6 3rd insnt going to be out till mid summer.....hopefully.
They seem a lil slow on R&D.
The aussie locker for a v6 3rd insnt going to be out till mid summer.....hopefully.
They seem a lil slow on R&D.
this past Sunday - took me about 4 hours but I was changing to the longer brake lines and also learning as I went. throw several beer's in there too !
My runner is automatic - so the locker is not very noticeable on the street.
I managed to make it pop one time but I was driving in circles in a grocery store parking lot. Other than the pull on the steering wheel when you gas it turning at a stop light - You will never know that it is there
I have not had a chance to wheel with the rig yet but I will be at Tellico next week for the 4 runner Jam. I was expecting a lot more noise and quirks -
and maybe to swap this thing in and out just for wheeling trips. With the
unexpected manners of this locker - it will stay in my daily driver !
Great price and not that hard to do ! I'm sure that I'll have more to add after next week.
#26
Originally Posted by 93YODER
It looks like ill have to what a while on it..
The aussie locker for a v6 3rd insnt going to be out till mid summer.....hopefully.
They seem a lil slow on R&D.
The aussie locker for a v6 3rd insnt going to be out till mid summer.....hopefully.
They seem a lil slow on R&D.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
RedRunner_87
95.5-2004 Tacomas & 96-2002 4Runners (Build-Up Section)
84
Jun 1, 2021 01:51 PM
FS[PacSouthWest]: 2- 8"3rd members:4.88 ratchet lockers,new setup kit, rear axle rebuild kit,diff armor
jerusry
Axles - Suspensions - Tires - Wheels
1
Oct 19, 2015 05:28 PM
skoti89
Off Road Trip Planning, Expeditions, Trips, & Events
0
Jul 6, 2015 07:45 PM
aussie, axle, break, doc279gmailcom, highway, locker, manners, manual, raider, reverse, review, tacoma, transmission, transmossion, work




