locker diff

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I have both powertrax and Aussie lockers in the front and rear of my s10. I love them. Though I will warn its definitely not going to be super smooth. You will definitely know you have a locker back there. And IMO the aussie is a smoother unit than the powertrax. It seems like the tolerances are a little tighter. It doesn't seem to buck nearly as much as my powertrax. My .02 cents
 
I was thinking I could save a few bucks if I bought this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220691492316&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
and this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item336376ef7b
But the same guy sells new 8 and nine inch clutch type traction locks for 325.00

$325? Buy it. The above parts are for rebuilding an existing Traction-Lok. If you don't already have the T-Lok carrier, they are useless to you.

I want a detroit clutchless locker. I need to just man up and whip out the check book.
:-(

The Detroit Locker is hard-core, even Shelby customers complained about them, kinda harsh, made people think something was wrong. Excellent traction, though. You're looking at nearly $700 for the part, plus installation.
 
"How often you really need to do that? I have over 100,000 miles on mine, still above torque limits. "

I'm not sure how often they need rebuilt, but are you abusive with your take off's? Lots of rolling smoking burnouts? I guess I won't drive like I would have 20 years ago, but I still have a few burnies left in me!
 
"How often you really need to do that? I have over 100,000 miles on mine, still above torque limits. "

I'm not sure how often they need rebuilt, but are you abusive with your take off's? Lots of rolling smoking burnouts? I guess I won't drive like I would have 20 years ago, but I still have a few burnies left in me!

I've run time trials and autocross with it. Not exactly kind on the street, either.