Calgary Jeep Association
4x4 Related Groups => Tech Talk => Topic started by: Puma on February 28, 2008, 10:11:51 PM
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Guys,
I have a 94 YJ and was thinking about upgrading to a posi rear end.
What do you think this should cost, and any comments about who in Calgary would be a good shop to do it?
thanks,
Puma
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I would overlook the posi trac or limited slip and go with the full auto locker if you are on a budget. I have an Aussie locker in the rear of my '95 YJ, and it works great - way more traction than any posi or LSD. Hoyzboyz is the retailer who sold me mine, and cLAY on the FWS website is a good mechanic that could help you with the install if you are not so inclined. Shameless plugs for a good product and good people.
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i do gear/locker installs aswell. the lock right or aussie locker is a good cheaper choice. i like the detroit true trac. but of course you can't beat and arb air locker...
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I had a posi (trac-lock) and finally got tired of putting new clutchs in it so I got a Detroit. This was an awsome improvement for off-road but can be dangerous on icy streets.
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I had a posi (trac-lock) and finally got tired of putting new clutchs in it so I got a Detroit. This was an awsome improvement for off-road but can be dangerous on icy streets.
Amen..Detroit all the way....
They are bullet proof and maintenace free. I've been running a Detroit locker in the rear and a Detroit Truetrac in the from for about 2 years and I love it.
remember you pay for what you get... a lunch box lockers are cheaper
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Guys,
I have a 94 YJ and was thinking about upgrading to a posi rear end.
What do you think this should cost, and any comments about who in Calgary would be a good shop to do it?
Depending on what locker you go with, you are looking between about $350 - $1200 for the locker and probably anywhere from 3-10 hours install time at about $90/hour at the shops.
ARBs cost about $2000 per axle. I love having the selectability of either having an open diff or full spool