t_sparrow

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Drivetrai..._pn=PTX2210-LR


I found this locker and I am confused as to how it work and what I would need to use it in my front axle

SeriousOffroad

It's commonly referred to as a LunchBox Locker.

It's installed in place of the side and spider gears in your carrier.

SeriousOffroad

Sent ya a PM.

SeriousOffroad

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f10/da...t-sale-164765/

t_sparrow

if I were to get this locker would I need to upgrade my stock axles?

SeriousOffroad

No sir you would not.

unidentifiedbomb

I'm thinking about asking for this for next Christmas. Only thing i am slightly worried about is my np242 tcase and how it'll affect it's 4wd ability on road

MUKAK

^same here i have a 242 will i be OK with this locker?

and how diff it is to install it ?

SeriousOffroad

I recommend a selectable locker for you NP242 owners.

unidentifiedbomb

It's not difficult just pull axles and carrier marking everything and replacing the spiders. It's like a lift, straight forward but can have hiccups. As for a selectable that would be nice but being a college student with a nice workload and no time for a job makes money very limited so that's not really in the question for me. Apparently it's just like learning to drive again, you'd want to go somewhere isolated and practice with a lunchbox to fully understand it's behavior and try to slip it to grasp what to do if &when it does on the road.

89jeepfreak

Agreed.

Dumajones

I have a Aussie lunch box Locker in the rear,had one up font for a while but it didn't do good in the snow and ice, i live in Alaska trust me on the ice thing. That's why i went selectable on the front. But get ready to spend some bucks if you go selectable, oh yeah my t-case is a 242.

tiwvr1

I still have the np249 And have a lockrite in the rear. Not bad on the street, or snow, parking lots is the only place I really hear it or feel it.