ARB Air Locker [$4000]
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| Price | $500 |
| Pros | good |
| Cons | none |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: it is good
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8 Posts
| Price | $826 |
| Pros | All good |
| Cons | none |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: Selectable lockers grate for daily drivers and hardcore 4x4s .Saves on tire wear,safer ice and snow win disengaged.And amazing traction win engaged. And having an onboard air compressor is a big bonus.
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| Price | $900 |
| Pros | there air lockers |
| Cons | none |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: These lockers are the best.
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10 Posts
| Price | $500 |
| Pros | Solid, easy to use and install. |
| Cons | No problems so far. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: I haven't had them in for very long so they haven't seen much trail use. They seem to actuate just fine though. Will post more after extensive use.
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8 Posts
| Price | $1000 |
| Pros | ease of installation, ease of use, |
| Cons | slightly noisy compressor |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: would not wheel without lockers anymore...never turning back
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90 Posts
| Price | $950 |
| Pros | Flawless operations |
| Cons | Should really plan out air line routing to prevent nuisance issues with air flow. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: Installed ARB locker on 8.8 axle at same time as ring and pinion upgrade. I purchased an ARB compressor for air supply, but nitrogen with regulator works well also. I have used the lockers on every wheeling adventure so far with no issues. Highly recommend, if you want an air locker.
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7 Posts
| Price | $300 |
| Pros | On board compressor |
| Cons | None |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: Excellent product and gives a lot of peace of mind
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2,453 Posts
| Price | $800 |
| Pros | These lockers have saved my #$% countless times. Flip a switch for the compressor then flip a second switch to actuate the locker...and your out of trouble. |
| Cons | I guess a con could be that my un-locked friends always send me to the front of the line. LOL! |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: If you like NOT having to get out and shove logs and rocks under the wheel(s) that are spinning helplessly up off the ground, get a locker. If you prefer the simplicity of flipping a switch to lock your axles, get an ARB.
| Price | $650 |
| Pros | Has held up to what ever I've been able to torture with. |
| Cons | Sometimes it takes a bit to get it to unlock like relieve some of the tension on the drive train. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: It is expensive but I feel like it's worth the price.
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