Atch

Whipping a shitty=a u turn

combolc

here it is

Jeep Unlimited

I have a stock Rubi and have never, ever used the lockers for what they are intended. I turn them on once a month to be sure they still work. I don't know that I will ever use them.....

.....But I would still rather have them than not.

That's why I bought a Rubi. I know lockers can be upgraded for less money than buying them factory but I would have never justified the expense and thusly, never had lockers.

Is it worth it to spend $1k on lockers? I wouldn't but then it would drive me nuts not having them.

How's that for an answer?

justinstoffregen

They are used to go over median strips in mall parking lots. :-/

RDH475

I would do the rear first also when you need lockers you are usualy climbing over something {in a uphill direction} that shifts a lot of weight on to the rear axel so that is were you need the most traction, this is why I recomend a selectable locker {air, electrical, or mech like a ox locker} having youre locker engaging & disengaging on its own is very hard on axle shafts. I have had to pull more than one guy out that had automatic lockers that would not stay locked. Just my 2 cents worth.

skier00_00

Thanks for the information. I think it's the route I'm going to take

dav5942

I watched a Jeep in Moab with lockers who thought he did not need them, spin his rear wheel, and threw a large rock into the windshield of a Jeep behind him. He finally used his lockers to continue on. Needless to say the following Jeep was not too happy!

olyelr

No, not necessarily. The traction control setup is made up of several different systems combineed. Pushing/holding the button only shuts a select few of them off. For instance, when the factory ESP button is pressed it will allow the tires to spin freely, but when the jeep starts sliding sideways (like when WHIPPING A SHITTY) the ESP will kick in which locks the brakes up on certain tires to prevent the skid.

How about "doing a cheerio", or "spinning a doughnut"? I dont know what else to call it... spinning the rear tires of a vehicle while swinging the vehicle in circles. A SHITTY.

gsxr1000dave

I dont have a locker in my jeep but I do have one in my duramax for truck pulls and it makes huge a difference in a pull by a bunch. Open diffs suck!!! locker all the way