[kburb]

I am wanting to install lockers in my suburban and was wondering what type yall use and and the pros and cons of your choice. i have actually pondered putting detroit lockers in the front and rear. i would love ARB's but the budget does not allow.

Let me know what your running and if you would change or keep what you got.

thanks guys

 

[silveradotrailblazer]

Have you looked at Eaton's E-Loc lockers?

 

[racekid91]

Detroit Trutrac would be a good option.

 

[kburb]

Yea, way out of my budget.

 

[tbplus10]

I know you said it's out of your budget but the best locker I've ever used is ARB.
If not ARB then any selectable locker.
I really like the ability to select the locker on/off, this becomes real important in a big vehicle like a Burb when your on a tight trail trying to negotiate turns, yea you can pop the truck out of 4 wheel to make the corner, but with a selectable you at least have 3 wheel when the lockers deactivated and if you have to go out of 4 wheel you also lose low range unless you've got a twin stick set-up.

 

[Crawdaddy]

For your 14-bolt rearend, a Detroit would probably be your best and most cost-effective route. Because of the way the 14-bolt carrier is set up, you basically only need the innards of a Detroit locker to make it work, which makes it a lot cheaper than Detroits for other axles.

 

[kburb]

i would love the get a set of ARB's or even the new Yukon air locker but its just hard to spend $1600 + on lockers for a weekend truck. i do believe in building for the worst and hope for the best but the money is just to hard to let go when i need other parts also. But trust me it has crossed my mind to continue to save and just do it.

Sooooo....... Ttbplus10 just how fast is that Panamera???

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Yea, Im thinking that the Detroit Locker is the best for the rear but not sure what i should use in the front.......Maybe Detroits in both front and rear???

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Heard that they were not good for tires over 33 inched

Detroit Trutrac would be a good option.