Can anyone recommend me a rear locker for an lc105 fitted with 1hz engine? If possible pls do advise part #s as well.
Sajid
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Dude..... there can only be one - ARB. Now go buy it.
hoser
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TJM Pro Locker wouldn't be bad either. Reviews have been good. Been in use for 20 years under a different name.
Anyway, for the rear ARB locker, the part number is RD64.
Anyway, for the rear ARB locker, the part number is RD64.
I wouldnt be 100% on that.
If its a 105 with the 1FZ, that it might be a FF rear, which i believe is a different part # then a SF, i could be wrong.
hoser
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I was going off the ARB catalog that says the 78,79,100 and 105 all use the same rear locker. But, yeah, it is still worth double checking.
http://arbusa.com/alac/215110.pdf
http://arbusa.com/alac/215110.pdf
Ok, i believe the book, but i dont see how a Full Floating Diff and Semi Float would be the same. Hmmmm
Oh Well!
maybe one of these?
I bet you'd find one in this stack!! Snapped this shot at ARB USA in Kent, WA when I was there picking up my Sahara last Wed.
I bet you'd find one in this stack!! Snapped this shot at ARB USA in Kent, WA when I was there picking up my Sahara last Wed.
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Sajid: I agree.. but out of my budget..
Sajid: Thanks for the part number Hoser. Do you know TJM part number of price? I could not find it on the net.
Sajid: The engine is 1HZ,
Ok, i believe the book, but i dont see how a Full Floating Diff and Semi Float would be the same. Hmmmm
Oh Well!
Sajid: Thanks for the info buddy.
Yaeh I am sure, did it feel like you were in one giant 4x4 toy shop (-:
Guys what about aussie locker? they seem to be reaonably priced.
Sajid
hoser
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The TJM Pro Locker is roughly the same price as the ARB. There is one other selectable locker that you can look into, Jack McNamara Differentials. I do not know what they cost but they offer a locker that uses engine vacuum for actuation and so you save on the cost of the compressor. It is also supposed to be easier to install. McNamara also offers air (pressure) lockers and I "think" it is their design TJM uses.
For the Aussie Auto Locker, I'd search the 80/60/40 forums as a few people there have installed them.
For the Aussie Auto Locker, I'd search the 80/60/40 forums as a few people there have installed them.
I had an Aussie Auto in my 60 and wouldnt even consider it again for something driven on the street.
Yes, its very easy to install and its cheap, but the constant popping and banging around turns (i had 35" MTRs on it) got annoying quickly!
I would save your pennies for a selectable for sure!
