Now Available Online - Lock Right Lockers

[BigMike]

Lock Right Lockers are now available via our shopping cart system on our online catalog.



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[79coyotefrg]

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[DTB]

im not trying to pregnant dog but that seems expensive to me. It seems like the last time I checked around on prices they were between 200-250$ but maybe i can't remember for sure

[jimbo74]

dtb, not 100% sure, but as far as lockers go, even the lunchbox type, i dont think i have ever seen any regular priced less than 240, usually in the 250-300 range or more

[RockSlayer]

From what i have seen, the "Lock Right" lockers don't hold up too well. have people been having good luck with these?

[Westy]

I've seen them work fine on friends vehicles. Of course they arent an ARB or Detroit..but they are much cheaper, especially after you figure gear-setup with an ARB or Detroit, whereas a lockright can be setup by anyone.

[BigMike]

From what i have seen, the "Lock Right" lockers don't hold up too well. have people been having good luck with these?

I ran my lock right in the front end for just over 1 year and it worked flawlessly. Supercharged 3RZ and 35" tires didn't seem to be a challenge for it. Now I have removed it from my truck and installed it into Bevin's truck, which is also 3RZ and now with 37" tires. The lock right I have is a used unit that Rocky replaced the springs in for me. It never clicker or popped. Always worked and was always quiet.

From my experience I can't justify the extra cost of a full Detroit, especially in the front.

[crazywb]

It never clicker or popped. Always worked and was always quiet.

From my experience I can't justify the extra cost of a full Detroit, especially in the front.

I've ran them in my truck, broke them both and not just the sure pins.  They are a very cost affective locker that work's very well.  I do not recommend them for anybody running over a 35 inch tire,  witch is pushing it IF you drive hard.  And mine popped way louder and were less predictable then my Detroit.  Spool is way less money will not brake and handles crappy all the time not when it wants to LOL.  Thanks  CJ

[86turboyota]

i love mine so far... zero noise from it.  Seems to work very strong.

[BigMike]

We had trouble acquiring carriers to use with new rebuilt differentials with Lock Right Lockers,

But now we have corrected this problem and we are happy to announce that Lock Right Lockers are once again available for sale in a complete rebuilt differential as listed on the catalog page found below:

Pickup Differential Catalog

[4XFlyin]

I bought them because I was on a budget some time ago. I run 35" tires with a 4.3L vortec and chirp the tires all the time. Over 60k miles on them with out any issues. Definately recommend to those on a budget.