bad night. question about locking diff.
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i got in a really really bad situation last night.basically i had my frount driverside wheek off of a 10 foot drop into a river and i only had my right rear wheel spinning and not frount one even tho my 4x4 was on.
basically this scared the **** out of me and after 4 1/2 hours of pur hell trying to get it out i decided i want rear locking and possibly front locking diffs. how much does this cost and can the dealership install it.
thanks dan
basically this scared the **** out of me and after 4 1/2 hours of pur hell trying to get it out i decided i want rear locking and possibly front locking diffs. how much does this cost and can the dealership install it.
thanks dan
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Good news is, as the owner of a SFA vehicle, you CAN put a LSD or Locker in the front axle. The bad news is there are very few choices out there for AAM axles, compared to Ford and Dana.
You could go with a Detroit Locker (about $1100) in the rear and a TruTrac LSD ($550) parts before labor. IMO if your truck is a daily driver, you don't want a full time locker in the rear. I'd go with a set of ARB Air Lockers both front and rear so you can switch them on when needed and go full open when on pavement. Cost will be somewhere in the $2000 for the parts including compressor and then labor over and above that...
You could go with a Detroit Locker (about $1100) in the rear and a TruTrac LSD ($550) parts before labor. IMO if your truck is a daily driver, you don't want a full time locker in the rear. I'd go with a set of ARB Air Lockers both front and rear so you can switch them on when needed and go full open when on pavement. Cost will be somewhere in the $2000 for the parts including compressor and then labor over and above that...