locker help please!
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From: Woodinville, Bothell and Marysville Washington
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
Originally Posted by Lucky Jeff
1200 for an ARB doesn't sound right at all. Last time I got quoted a price, it was less then 800.
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From: Bremerton
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Totally up to you but I would go electric lockers, I wish I would have. I have arbs front and rear they're nice but way to much going on. No matter which way you go you definantly wont regret it.
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And before anyone mentions it...
No, the Auburn ECTED is not a true locker.
ARB's are expensive, there's no arguing that fact. They are really adamant about their minimum pricing in attempt to level the playing field. $850 is about right.
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From: Glen Burnie, MD
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 H.O. K&N, Borla headers, custom down pipe, magnaflow hi-flo cat, flowmaster to turn down tip
i have Dana Spicer gears in mine, nice and quiet, got a discount cause my uncle works at the dealer. if you can get them cheap, that is the way to go
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I would go with Nitro gears (Just Differentials). They are a local company and there products are top notch. I run them front and rear with no regrets. Yukon is hit and miss from everything i have heard and witnessed.
As for locker. I would stick with ARB if you want a quality selectable locker. Nothing beats there locker. I would stay away from the electric lockers. I know a few guys that work in the offroad parts industry and everything i have heard about those lockers hasnt been good.
Just my opinion though
As for locker. I would stick with ARB if you want a quality selectable locker. Nothing beats there locker. I would stay away from the electric lockers. I know a few guys that work in the offroad parts industry and everything i have heard about those lockers hasnt been good.
Just my opinion though
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From: Woodinville, Bothell and Marysville Washington
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
Originally Posted by 98CherokeeSport
I would go with Nitro gears (Just Differentials). They are a local company and there products are top notch. I run them front and rear with no regrets. Yukon is hit and miss from everything i have heard and witnessed.
As for locker. I would stick with ARB if you want a quality selectable locker. Nothing beats there locker. I would stay away from the electric lockers. I know a few guys that work in the offroad parts industry and everything i have heard about those lockers hasnt been good.
Just my opinion though
As for locker. I would stick with ARB if you want a quality selectable locker. Nothing beats there locker. I would stay away from the electric lockers. I know a few guys that work in the offroad parts industry and everything i have heard about those lockers hasnt been good.
Just my opinion though
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From: Bonney Lake, WA
Yes they have awesome customer service and i have wheeled with jeff before and he is a great guy! I have bought more than just gears from them and they have decent prices and quality products
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Year: 1997
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well well
i decided to go zip lockers front and rear? i'm not a hard core basher so i think it's the best deal for me. also got yukon ring n pinion in the back and US ring up front. thanks for the input though ya'll are awsume!
ya'll are awsume!