Coming soon- 8.25 OX locker!
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Coming soon- 8.25 OX locker!
Talked to one of the guys over at OX, and they are very close to releasing a locker for both 27 and 29 spline C 8.25 axles. Should be sweet, 3 different options for actuation, manual cable, electronic, or air powered. Haven't heard any bad things about OX and planned on getting one for my XJ.
Just thought I'd let you guys know since a lot of us that have 8.25s sometimes have trouble deciding on a locker.
Just thought I'd let you guys know since a lot of us that have 8.25s sometimes have trouble deciding on a locker.
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I talked to them a year ago and they said the cover castings were the only hang up. Something about the foundry holding up development. Did they give a firm date? I'm pretty much done waiting and decided to go with a soft locker
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Yeah, he said within the next couple weeks they should be having the covers made.
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they got the approval sample from the foundry last week, gives me a little time to get those last pennies saved up before they go on sale.
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I'm not gonna run an auto locker, I still use my jeep to haul the other toys and auto lockers also handle bad in the snow, especially with a trailer behind you.
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Melted cables, cable constantly needed adjustment, the bolts that held the locker together came out in the oil when I was doing an oil change.
I took it out after one season.
I took it out after one season.
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So, route the cable as far away from the motor and trans as possible and use locktite when installing the locker?