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That'd be the redneck solution. I'm going for a level slightly above that. It's still gotta be drivable around town without bucking like a ill tempered mule.
We installed a "miller" locker in my friends Toyota and its worked great for a long time and its strictly a desert vehicle. But for street use I would suggest a Eaton or Detroit locker, Trac locs are ok but not ideal, if you don't mind the rear end being locked in full spool then buy a spool for it.
Look up a product called Powertrax. I think they're made by Richmond. They replace the spider gears in your open carrier to make it function as a locker. You can install one without messing up the mesh of the gears so they don't have to be re-setup. I have one in my '67 mustang. It works well, but you will hear it clicking as it unlocks in turns.
i'm a complete and utter novice in this regard but also google detroit truetrac. been wanting one for the front diff on my 4x4. kind of spendy for my budget at around $400.00 if i remember correctly.