opinions on what are the best lockers to get, estimates on what it should cost labor wise to install front and rear diff lockers in my 105 series and where i can get the best price to buy the lockers,
Eaton diff locks
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I have TJM airlocker- its very good but of I were to do again- I would go Harrop E- Locler (eaton). Cruiser Brothers
You can expect about 4hrs labor for install and another $350-$450 set up fees( installing ring gear on to locker procedure)
You can expect about 4hrs labor for install and another $350-$450 set up fees( installing ring gear on to locker procedure)
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I have front and rear Harrops installed with an oem Diff lock switch. Very clean install and seamless operation. Just like they would(should)have come from Toyota. Highly recommended.
Is true the E-lockers disengage if you roll back a bit on a steep incline? Basically, they don't stay locked if any rollback happens? I was set on e-lockers but that sounds pretty s***ty if true.
Go with Harrop. I have heard good things about them. Personally, I am going to go with them. If the wires become damaged out on the trail it'll be an easier fix then repair an air line like ARB.
I would talk to ZUK of gearinstalls.com about having him do your 3rd members.
I would talk to ZUK of gearinstalls.com about having him do your 3rd members.
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That’s what they say. There are some good YouTube videos that show why this has to happen the way they are designed. I went in knowing this and it wasn’t a deal breaker for me. For the trails I run it hasn’t been an issue and I doubt it ever will be. YMMV