Best lockers????
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Year: 1993
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Best lockers????
I'm trying to decide what to do with my locker situation. I currently don't have any but i want some, bad. I don't want full time lockers. I was woundering what would be best i was thinking mechanical but wasn't sure are or electric are also an option. What is your guy's opinion?
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personally, if i were to spend 1000 bux plus on a locker, it would be an OX.
but for price and reliability, i like my cheap-a$$ lock-rites.
but for price and reliability, i like my cheap-a$$ lock-rites.
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Walter, for selctable locker you're going to spend some big bucks. I like selectable. I had an Auburn gear in my front axle for a while, but after 2 failures I gave up ... altho they did send me a brand new locker each time. Excellent no hassle warranty, but when you're paying someone to install it gets pricey real quick.
I currently have an electric Eaton in the front & no issues so far (knock wood). I'm thinking of eventually putting an OX in the rear, but I'm currently running a Powertrax auto locker. There's also ARB. People swear by the ARB & the OX, but I think many of the pro's and cons come down to proper installation & how much you want to spend. Personally I wouldn't do ARB because it involves another additional part to break that I don't know how to fix .
I currently have an electric Eaton in the front & no issues so far (knock wood). I'm thinking of eventually putting an OX in the rear, but I'm currently running a Powertrax auto locker. There's also ARB. People swear by the ARB & the OX, but I think many of the pro's and cons come down to proper installation & how much you want to spend. Personally I wouldn't do ARB because it involves another additional part to break that I don't know how to fix .
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