lock right... ect
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Biff said:I bought mine from
OK4wd.com they mostly serve heeps but they still hooked me up with the best price and fast shiping on my lockers and compressor.
yzftaco said:I have NOT dealt with these people, but they have good prices on lockers.. I'll be in the market soon as well....
http://www.performanceoffroadcenter.com/index.html
I will second putting the lockrite style (auto locker) in the rear and not the front. Once the front locks in it can be almost impossible to steer.fj40_73 said:So, my main want, is to have open dif on street, and beable to lock it up for offroad, thus my want of an air locker.
I think the idea of having a lunchbox in the back and an arb in the front is because a locker in the front is hard to steer in some conditions.
Thanks, this defently does fix my line of thought of putting a lunchbox type locker in the front.
Looks like for my needs....and wants it is going to cost.
rogersfj401969 said:it sould be said that i run ARB's front and rear, but i did it in steps rear ARB 1st, NON-USA 4 speed for gears 2nd, 2.5" lift 3rd, 34" tires 4th, Lond range fule tank 5th, then ARB front 6th. You will need gears long befor you need the traction of f/r ARB's. just some thing to think about.