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From: Westfield, MA
Year: 1999.
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0, I6
decided to start looking into getting lockers whats the best site or the best brand to get? does the locker change depending on what axle im running?
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From: south jersey
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i have detroits front and back , but i was running an aussie locker in the front , aussie is a good price and work very well , when you buy your locker they ask what rears , gears and spline of your axel
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ok so if i get a rear locker then decide to re gear id havta get a new locker?
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From: south jersey
Year: 1997
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in the front dana 30 theres a breaking point if your taller or smaller then 3:73 gears where the carrier is differant , if you have a 8.25 in the rear you wont need a carrier to run taller gears , but if you get an aussie locker that wont matter because they can go into the stock style carrier if you needed to get a new one for new gears , but if you buy detroits you mine as well gear it now while its all apart , because a detroit in a whole new carrier while a aussie just replaces your stock spider gears
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From: Chattanooga, TN
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
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D30 front. Probably an 8.25 rear but its possible it could be a D35.
D35 has a threaded fill plug (like a bolt) 8.25 has a rubber one
http://www.quadratecforum.com/showpost.php?p=863578
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D30 front. Probably an 8.25 rear but its possible it could be a D35.
D35 has a threaded fill plug (like a bolt) 8.25 has a rubber one
http://www.quadratecforum.com/showpost.php?p=863578
D35 has a threaded fill plug (like a bolt) 8.25 has a rubber one
http://www.quadratecforum.com/showpost.php?p=863578
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From: Chattanooga, TN
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
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The 8.25 is better because its non c-clip and both shafts are the same length (only have to carry one spare) but on the pre 96 its not that much better because it has 27 spline shafts (same as the 35) whereas the 97+ have 29 spline shafts. An easy, cheap, bolt-in upgrade for your jeep would be a late model 8.25
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From: Westfield, MA
Year: 1999.
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carry spares? as in what? and i dont really plan on upgrading my axles. rents would kill me so i just wanna lock em both in time. but which one is better to lock first front or back
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Lock the front first


