TJM has started releasing their own line of air lockers. Are they really a better deal than the ARB's?
http://www.tjmproducts.com.au/page_1.html
Thanks!
http://www.tjmproducts.com.au/page_1.html
Thanks!
TJM's new Pro Locker vs. ARB Air Locker
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alia176
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And not one pic!
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They were featured in the August issue of Overlander (fitted to a 79 series).
I'm still looking for pics, though.
I'm still looking for pics, though.
It is interesting to observe that, based on the info at http://www.tjmproducts.com.au/page_1.html, that TJM does not understand the physics of open or locked differentials. Time for TJM to contract a technical editor to proof and fact verify their ad copy.
alia176
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Is this the only other air locker in the market? If so, will the added competition lower the price of ARBs?
alia176 said:
If it does, I think it will take a few years for any noticeable, if any, lowering of the price. ARB is well established, has great customer service and a huge network. Right now the TJM is an unknown as far as durability and has limited applications. Would be nice, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
locrwln1 said:
Opinions vary
Junk said:
Well, they have shipped me extra seals and assorted parts for my jeep at no cost, even after the warranty period. My Toy V6 rear on the other hand, I had to pay for those seals, but that was ok. Some of my other friends have had the same luck, so as far as I am concerned, yeah pretty great customer service. Can't please everyone I guess.
I agree. My opinion varies every time I talk to them. I had great service with little things like O rings and switches. But when I had a bad locker that would not unlock the guy I had to deal with was a jerk. It turned out I had a bad pin. I fixed it myself with an emery cloth and a lot of patience. And this was on a brand new install that had not even been wheeled. I understand that everyone has a bad day now and then and that a bad product can slip out once awhile. But you have to step up when there is a problem.Junk said:
