
Hmmm Which locker?
Hmmm Which locker?
I'm looking at getting a locker for my ford 9" and i've been looking around a lot. Detroit lockers r just too much($), and a full spool is just totally to much. I wanted to know what u guys think on a locker for the carrier essembly, like an e-z locker etc. Do u think they will work for soemone like me? Will they give me the added traction? I'm looking in the $200-$300 range and not much higher. thanx i will appreciate your input 

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I would love to set up an ARB in mine but I tink I am going to settle for a welded rear for the time being.
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This is one of those what if questions. It depends on what you are going to use the truck for. What size tires, driving style, and engine and axle size.
So is it going to be driven on the street?
What size engine are you going to run?
What size tires are you going to run?
Whats your driving style? Do you like to catch air?
A lunch box locker is good up to 33" tall tires. Bigger than that and you will run into warranty problems. They do "act" just like a Detriot though. Jegs catalog has Lock Rights listed in my new catalog for the 9" at $189.99
So is it going to be driven on the street?
What size engine are you going to run?
What size tires are you going to run?
Whats your driving style? Do you like to catch air?
A lunch box locker is good up to 33" tall tires. Bigger than that and you will run into warranty problems. They do "act" just like a Detriot though. Jegs catalog has Lock Rights listed in my new catalog for the 9" at $189.99
I have seen some people weld the front diff and I have never agreed with it. The rear seems to survive longer when welded, but you still need to check the condition of the weld occassionally(mine cracked in my 7.5 TWICE). Luckily. I caught the glitch in time to prevent further damage. Checking the weld in a 9" is more time-consuming since there is no access cover.plowboy wrote:Matt - did you weld your front diff or just the rear? How long did you drive it welded?. I'm thinking about welding my front, but not sure if that works for a DD
b2binbad: If you are running the mini-spool....I suggest that you install the hardened cross pin(if you haven't already). Since the mini-spool eliminates 1 of the 2 pins...you need to make sure that that 1 is a good one. I have seen the stock cross-pin break in these appllications.
Nope sure haven't, good looking out.b2binbad: If you are running the mini-spool....I suggest that you install the hardened cross pin(if you haven't already). Since the mini-spool eliminates 1 of the 2 pins...you need to make sure that that 1 is a good one. I have seen the stock cross-pin break in these appllications.
You're right, I DON'T understand that Jeep thing 

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Since they don't list those for any where near that on their site, what do they show for one for a Dana 44, part number too, please?Happy_Jack wrote:
A lunch box locker is good up to 33" tall tires. Bigger than that and you will run into warranty problems. They do "act" just like a Detriot though. Jegs catalog has Lock Rights listed in my new catalog for the 9" at $189.99
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