spartan lockers front and rear
I agree about the d35 though.
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I have had a Spartan in my 8.25 for a couple years now, ride ithard with no problems to speak of. D35 is a little suspect and I would considerchanging that for more than one reason, maybe try and get a 27/29 spline 8.25before you spend the money on a locker. Having a rear ratcheting locking in adaily is a little annoying, mine is not a daily and I’m glad haha, it’s also a5 speed so they react a little different than the autos. They may “unload”around corners and give a loud bang, but I think this is pretty normal alongwith the tire chirping. I just try to let off or apply little power aroundsharp corners on the pavement. As far as the front locker, you won’t even know it’sthere on the street as they don’t engage unless power is applied, you wouldhave to be in 4WD. So the front locker is neither here nor there, know what I mean.I will be adding a front locker to my D30 on 33’s and I am not too worriedabout it, just be smart.
Its not my dd. Ill just have to drive it to and from the trails. Really wanting to do a 8.8 rear and just built the d30 up front with 4:10's front and rear and eaton elockers. But im not rich, spartan in the front and axles is where i plan to start first.
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I have a spartan in the back 8.25 . It's been there for 2 years and I've had 33s and now 35s and it's fine. Also about the d35 I have a friend who has 35s on his welded d35 and he drives it hard.
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Dana 35 welded on 33s first trip broke an axleForumRunner_20131013_080407.jpg
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weird. what axle did you put it in and how long ago? if I ever had to go lunchboxes again it would definitely be spartan for the hardened crosspin
OP. hell, asking questions on the internet is a crap shot. you're just going to have to order some stuff, install some stuff, break some stuff, and try again
research how a ratcheting locker operates and how it handles on the street (hundreds of threads on google about it) and that should be ample information to weigh against the other options before your decision.
blanket question thread = fail
OP. hell, asking questions on the internet is a crap shot. you're just going to have to order some stuff, install some stuff, break some stuff, and try again
research how a ratcheting locker operates and how it handles on the street (hundreds of threads on google about it) and that should be ample information to weigh against the other options before your decision.
blanket question thread = fail
Last edited by Atmos; Jun 27, 2014 at 06:26 PM.
I got what i needed from this thread. Which is odds and percentage. The only thing you have contributed is saying that my thread=fail. SO with that said. Thanks to those that actually answered my question.
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weird. what axle did you put it in and how long ago? if I ever had to go lunchboxes again it would definitely be spartan for the hardened crosspin
OP. hell, asking questions on the internet is a crap shot. you're just going to have to order some stuff, install some stuff, break some stuff, and try again
research how a ratcheting locker operates and how it handles on the street (hundreds of threads on google about it) and that should be ample information to weigh against the other options before your decision.
blanket question thread = fail
OP. hell, asking questions on the internet is a crap shot. you're just going to have to order some stuff, install some stuff, break some stuff, and try again
research how a ratcheting locker operates and how it handles on the street (hundreds of threads on google about it) and that should be ample information to weigh against the other options before your decision.
blanket question thread = fail
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