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I was wondering if anyone had any options for 9" rear elocker. I know there are many of us that do not like the elockers, but I am a fan for there simplicity and I think they are more dependable than air lockers. Just this beginners thoughts.
I run a full spool in the rear and like it, very simple, cheap and nothing to go wrong, if you don't mind your tires squacking around corners on pavement thats what I recomend. I wouldn't buy another e locker, I have one up front now and just took it to the shop today, it stopped working after 2 years, only a handfull of miles.
People also have good luck with a detroit, but if you want a selectable locker your pretty limited.
I run a full spool in the rear and like it, very simple, cheap and nothing to go wrong, if you don't mind your tires squacking around corners on pavement thats what I recomend. I wouldn't buy another e locker, I have one up front now and just took it to the shop today, it stopped working after 2 years, only a handfull of miles.
People also have good luck with a detroit, but if you want a selectable locker your pretty limited.
X2. If you're looking for simplicity, its hard to beat a full spool or a Detroit.
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