Selectable locker options?
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My ex is primarily used to haul my kids and in this area a trip to a real town is 50 miles 1 way. The roads here get pretty slick in the winter and I want to be able to run an open diff then. However during the summer and hunting season I would love to have a locker.
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For the rear axle - 10.5 sterling/visteon
ARB air locker (requires air compressor)
Yukon zip locker (requires air compressor)
For the front axle - Dana 50
ARB air locker (requires air compressor)
Auburn ECTED (electrically operated)
ARB air locker (requires air compressor)
Yukon zip locker (requires air compressor)
For the front axle - Dana 50
ARB air locker (requires air compressor)
Auburn ECTED (electrically operated)
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In most cases yes, but there are some OEM and aftermarket (Auburn ECTED for one) that are limited slip when unlocked.
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