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I have to replace my the locker in the rear of my Jeep. I was looking at used lockers and can only find front factory lockers. My question is if I purchase a front factory locker, will it fit in the rear axle w/o any modifications?
I have to replace my the locker in the rear of my Jeep. I was looking at used lockers and can only find front factory lockers. My question is if I purchase a front factory locker, will it fit in the rear axle w/o any modifications?
The rear gets the most abuse and die sooner, you wont see many for sale. I would recommend upgrading to an aftermarket locker versus a used OEM. Aftermarket are much stronger.
But, a front will work in the rear if that is what you want to do.
The rear gets the most abuse and die sooner, you wont see many for sale. I would recommend upgrading to an aftermarket locker versus a used OEM. Aftermarket are much stronger.
But, a front will work in the rear if that is what you want to do.
You can put the front factory locker in the rear, but it is my understanding that it is significantly weaker than a factory rear locker because of the spider gear design.
You can put the front factory locker in the rear, but it is my understanding that it is significantly weaker than a factory rear locker because of the spider gear design.