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    If you can't fix it with a hammer , you got an electrical problem .......

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    Quote Originally Posted by manchild21000 View Post

    I had been looking at the jack macs, but I was told they no longer make the vacuum lockers. if they do make them, I reckon that's the best thing other than maxis.

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    Maxi drive lockers are the most superior lockers for land rovers, cannot even be compared to an arb locker!

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    KAM have a new LR locker also that doesn't need all the fab work to fit. Pat

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    Quote Originally Posted by discoRRc View Post
    Im going get either a Isuzu or 200 tdi, but I was planning to swap out the Salisbury for a rover diff. now I guess im going to have to wait for second hand one to pop up
    Why would you swap a salisbury for a rover diff???
    You will be going from a great diff to IMO an average one.
    The only benefit will be extra clearance, however I'd rather reliability any day.

    I actually swapped my P38 rear diff for a sals and put a maxi drive rear locker in 2 years ago. So you can get them.

    If you change your diff to a rover diff, you will have to change rear prop shaft and I think the axles are different. I had to change my rear shaft and axles when I went to the sals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc130 View Post
    Maxi drive lockers are the most superior lockers for land rovers, cannot even be compared to an arb locker!
    So, what make a Maxi Drive locker supierer to an Ashcroft, interested in the reasons for your claim ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAT303 View Post
    Shaving a sals does stuff all,10 or 12mm,wow,if I wanted that I'd put an extra 5psi in the tyres. Pat
    Bloody hell Pat !

    19-20mm is easy to take off a Sals without compromising strength or needing any welding.

    Makes it within 5mm of a Rover diff.
    You can take anything up to another 1" off a Sals if you want to get tricky.

    You just wouldn't remove a functioning Sals and fit a Rover diff, it just defies logic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drover View Post
    So, what make a Maxi Drive locker supierer to an Ashcroft, interested in the reasons for your claim ?

    It isn't IMO, but you can't get an Ashcroft locker for a Sals.

    You can get a Harrop-Eaton e-locker as well as the TJM Pro-Locker, which is based on the Jack Mc unit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by manchild21000 View Post
    I agree Jack McNamara makes a good locker, just try getting one.
    Good luck!

    His service and customer focus is rubbish.
    I waited 3 months for him to make a locker for me and he couldn't care less when I told him to forget it.

    I'll never go back there.

    Dave Ashcroft on the otherhand is the complete opposite.
    He actually gives a damn, and your goods arrive within 5 working days from UK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Bloody hell Pat !

    19-20mm is easy to take off a Sals without compromising strength or needing any welding.

    Makes it within 5mm of a Rover diff.
    You can take anything up to another 1" off a Sals if you want to get tricky.

    You just wouldn't remove a functioning Sals and fit a Rover diff, it just defies logic.
    The problem is Rick everyone looses their heads on simple matters,if I broke my P38 diff for arguments sake why would I go to all the trouble of finding and fitting a sals when I can buy off the shelf an Ashcrofts P38 diff and axles that are simply plug and play remembering my vehicle is used for touring?.If I had a D1/RRC again why stuff around when Ashcroft rover centres with upgraded CW&P,pinned CW axles etc are bolt in?.Personally I find it hard to understand why people find the need to go completely overboard when better than 90% of people on this forum use thier vehicles as daily drivers,towing rigs or tourers in regards to upgrades,look at the locker thread,T/C combined with an ATB type centre is without doubt the best option based on price,effectiveness,ease of use and on outback roads you use them constantly but lockers which can't be reign suppreme,don't forget also many people are not interested in spending their weekends underneath their LR,I don't,I hate it and I've been a fitter for 25 years,I'd rather a bolt in fit and go travelling.I want to ask also,why did Telstra go the P38 over the sals in thier field service 130's?,a rover or P38 will break but they will still get you home. Pat

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