Lock-Right Locker

[rjrobin2002]

I have heard good from Richmond gears. Anyone have a Lock-Right in the front dana 44? I have 35's and power steering with twin stick.

 

[Oatmeal]

I have had an L.A. Locker (that's what they were called when they first came out) in my D44 for about 16 years now. I run 35s with 4.09s and an NP435 and it's held up great. It has even survived a couple of broken axles with no ill effects......I've heard that the shock of an axle breaking can take out a Detroit! The strength limiting factor is the stock carrier as the locker parts themselves, are quite strong--------Hans

 

[Broncobowsher]

I put one in a new carrier as a temporary locker until I figured what selectable I wanted. It never came out. It too survived a couple snapped U-joints with no ill effects.

Biggest Issue I have noticed is putting them in worn carriers. The clearances don't come out right and you hear complaints about there actions

 

[ken75ranger]

Lock Right is a good lunch box locker. If your buying new Aussie is usually a little quieter and cheaper.
Aussie locker

 

[gravy]

I run the lockright in my 44 with 35's- works good so far- I also used a new carrier

 

[dbruce9035]

I've had the lock right w/35 bfg in mine for years with no problems. If you constantly run on solid rock you could have some problems long term.

 

[73stallion]

i've heard aussie lockers are quieter too. i have an aussie and i love it!