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Lockers - Front & Rear - What's good?
I'm wanting to put real lockers in the front and rear axles. Which ones are good? Which ones should I stay away from? I have 37" Tires right now, but may lift the truck more in the future for some 40's. Not sure if that makes a difference or not, but i'll be wanting to do a gear swap when I put the lockers in. I have 3.73 right now, should I go with 4.10 or 4.56?
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I would go with 4.56's for a gear swap with 40's....
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As far as lockers, I would go with a Detroit or ARB. Mostly depending on your usage. ARB's are VERY nice in the front and can be handy in the rear.
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4.56 for gears.... if you can afford to put ARB's front and rear i would do that if not i would do a Detroit rear locker and ARB for the front
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Can I put detroits front & rear? |
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ARBs are awesome and then you will also have air to run whatever else you want
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I plan on putting train horns on it pretty soon and getting a pump & tank big enough i can air up quad tires and such while we're out riding for the week or weekend. Would that type of air system work?
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Yes, my cousin has them on the fronts of his jeep and he has a air hose running from it with a quick connect
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ARB's are about 900 just for the locker detroits are around 750ish and does not require the air compressor... but you def want a selectable locker for the front which is the reason i suggest the ARB |
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