LOCK A 8.25/29SPLINE

[libtech]

What is the best/cheapest way to lock my rearend Selectable lockers not in my price range!!TIA

 

[cdhowell]

Powertrax no slip. Quieter than most lunchbox lockers.

 

[xjk9bar1]

EZ locker's...dependability is undeniable!

 

[V57Strat]

What are you using the jeep for? What size tire are you running? And what gear ratio are you at? These are all important question that I believe must be answered before a locker is chosen.

 

[libtech]

moderate wheeling,DD. 31/10.5/15. gears 3.55. I want some sort of traction aid, front or rear, been thinking just an aussie up front. Any feed back wouldbe much appreciated.

 

[Frank Z]

I ran a No-Slip in my 8.25. Great locker! As far as the front goes...selectable is the way to go.

 

[philip_g]

I ran a No-Slip in my 8.25. Great locker! As far as the front goes...selectable is the way to go.

ditto on the select, wouldn't want t run a full time up front on a DD from what I've read around here.

 

[98POSXJ]

I ran a lunchbox in my old 30 and drove my jeep as a dd a lot and never had a problem with it. It doesnt make a difference as long as there isnt power to it.

 

[Jhill11]

I just bought an Aussie Locker, and im trying to install it in my D35!!!

I have the diff cover off, pin and spider gears out, wheels off, and i have pushed to passenger side axle in as far as it will go, but i still can't get the D*^mn C clip off!!

Does the drum brake need to come off?
Will the gear on the axle slide back far enough to remove the C Clip?

 

[philip_g]

I ran a lunchbox in my old 30 and drove my jeep as a dd a lot and never had a problem with it. It doesnt make a difference as long as there isnt power to it.

Dunno about everyone else but I like to use 4 high on the street when it's snowy, I know some guys don't.