ARB Diff Cover - ISSUE RESOLVED
06-27-2008, 09:17 AM
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06-27-2008, 09:38 AM
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06-27-2008, 10:10 AM
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I didn't say I wheeled twice, just used my lockers twice. 
I don't wheel hard anyways and a more experienced rock crawler could probably have done in 2wd what it took me to do in 4Lo and locked!
It's hot here now and I'd rather take my boat out on the lake and go tubing or wakeboarding, since the water is nice. My wife and I go camping and wheeling in the Spring and Fall when it's cooler.
I don't wheel hard anyways and a more experienced rock crawler could probably have done in 2wd what it took me to do in 4Lo and locked!
It's hot here now and I'd rather take my boat out on the lake and go tubing or wakeboarding, since the water is nice. My wife and I go camping and wheeling in the Spring and Fall when it's cooler.
06-27-2008, 10:28 AM
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I didn't say I wheeled twice, just used my lockers twice.
I don't wheel hard anyways and a more experienced rock crawler could probably have done in 2wd what it took me to do in 4Lo and locked!
It's hot here now and I'd rather take my boat out on the lake and go tubing or wakeboarding, since the water is nice. My wife and I go camping and wheeling in the Spring and Fall when it's cooler.
I don't wheel hard anyways and a more experienced rock crawler could probably have done in 2wd what it took me to do in 4Lo and locked!
It's hot here now and I'd rather take my boat out on the lake and go tubing or wakeboarding, since the water is nice. My wife and I go camping and wheeling in the Spring and Fall when it's cooler.
06-27-2008, 11:08 AM
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Thanks for clearing the issue a bit, David. Much appreciated. I recently got mine, but haven't installed them yet due to backorder on the 5.13 gears that will be installed at the same time. I'll tell the mechanic who will do the installation to be careful with all the previous mentioned, as I'm also convinced that installation (of gears) is to be done very carefully and by an experienced mechanic. And with ARB's outstanding reputation, I doubt they'd release a product that would destroy any part of the OE locker...
06-27-2008, 11:49 AM
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the sensor does move around you just need to make sure its pushed up before you cranking down on the cover my senseor hit the inside of the solids but you just have to make sure its out of the way it doesnt actually move once the cover is on just be careful and pay attention and youll be ok
06-27-2008, 02:01 PM
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wow. i know this is way off topic on an important issue and what i'm about to share has probably already been mentioned elsewhere, but in reading through this i noticed MAROONJEEP's sig line and wanted to see pics of his set up. so, naturally i clicked on his project-jk gallery. didn't find what i was looking for but i wasn't disappointed either...