Lockers
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From: North Port, FL
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I couldnt find it either. Thats why i asked. Someone at work told me to get one he claims to be a awesome offroaded. But I guess he lied. What is a good cheap locker? I know detriot but thats alot. I dont wanna the cheapiest thing but I dont wanna buy the most espensive either
I have a Spartan and I love it and it is the cheapest but its still real good in the woods and not bad on the street. And I have also never really hear of a static locker it might be another name for a lunchbox style?
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From: DE
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
I would like a spartan locker one day, I find that even though all of the lunchbox lockers are practically the same, Spartan has bigger pins, springs and is easier to install
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Year: 1988
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From: City of Trees, CA
Year: 93 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
locking front and rear is a great idea. if your axles can handle it that is
I DD locked/locked. the aussie front is unnoticeable in 2wd just pops every now and again. can't even feel the rear detroit with the auto trans
don't cheap out on the rear. if it's a D35, weld it. if it's D44/8.8 get a full case locker. worth it
I DD locked/locked. the aussie front is unnoticeable in 2wd just pops every now and again. can't even feel the rear detroit with the auto trans
don't cheap out on the rear. if it's a D35, weld it. if it's D44/8.8 get a full case locker. worth it


