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Yes, but buy an Aussie Locker instead.
more reliable?
Why? cheaper? more reliable? easier to assemble? Aret they both the same design?
i wouldnt run an aussie if my life depended on it!!just my go lockright
why not?
I asked this question on behalf of my dad who has a dana 44(omg!) in a 67 bronco. He does not have a carrier of gears in it so he has to buy all. Were hoping to get a traditional carrier style locker so we wont have to buy a lunchbox locker and a carrier as well. Since Lock-Rite or Aussie (i think) does not fall into this category what are good strong choices for good prices? (37's) DC
I have said this before, but here it goes again.How many people do you know that have broken a LockRight? How many people have you heard of that have broken an Aussie Locker?One of the best differences is that the Aussie Lockers springs are softer so it engages and disengages more smoothly and easier. Don't worry though, it stayed locked in Moab while doing 2 foot wheel stands so they work great!
I've met a few people that have broken lock right pins.
i wouldn't run an Aussie if my life depended on it!!just my go lockright
Aussie lockers are an identical design to a Detroit ez locker, with one exception the pins that run threw the center are smaller and weaker. i have never personally run an Aussie but i have run 2 Detroit ez lockers and i broke both of them. kyle @
how do you know that there are only a few broken?? i have seen just as many ez lockers broken as i have Aussie`s.
I have not seen a single broken aussie yet.No heard talk of it.
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