Okay gang, I just got my new gears and lockers installed-D30 Quick Lok w/4.56 and Superior Super 35 w/Detroit w/4.56. I could feel a big difference from the 3.07's (pulling 33" M/T's). Can't wait to see how they perform off road. I originally ordered a LocRight up front, but they installed a Quick Lok. Don't know if I'll make an issue of it. Any opinions on the difference between the two are welcome.
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Thanks, I didn't do any research on the quick lok when I considered a front locker so I'm not up on the pros and cons of it. On the way home I saw the Quick Lok sticker sitting on the passenger seat. I figured if it was Detroit it would be okay and a lunchbox is a lunchbox is a lunchbox. Thanks again for the input.1997 TJ hp44/hp60-a lot of goodies
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Be careful with the locked D35. Its not the strongest diff. in the world. Carry spares!
I agree with Nailer, they should have given you want you paid for.
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just upgraded my gears and diffs as well. I'm running 35's so I went to 4.88's. I would think that the 4.56's with 33's would be a killer set up as well.
As other's have said, I'd be a bit concerned with locking your rear D35 and the front D30.
My jeep is my daily driver, so I upgraded my rear axle to a D44 with the super kit. I also got selectable lockers, which I thought would be better for daily driving, snow, and driving in the rain.
Best,
Flywaterguide
03 TJ with a few mods.
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Thanks for the responces. I did a lot of debating on the super 35 and decided to go with it because I don't plan to get on it to hard (subjective) and it's not a daily driver and it fit my needs for the time being. If I do break it.....I'll be prepared for the "I tried to warn you" that will be thrown at me...1997 TJ hp44/hp60-a lot of goodies
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