Additional Traction - at cross roads with options.

The TJM ProLocker is a Jac Mac made under license, they should be bullet proof.

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Originally Posted by weeds

I was speaking to a guy at Cooma who has front and rear diffs with maxidrives fitted....his sons not keen in swapping them into his rangie....maybe I make an approach, would mean giving up the sals

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Ill be swapping my Maxid drive locked Sals for a built MD Rover rear diff in my 110. No hesitation

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Originally Posted by rick130

The TJM ProLocker is a Jac Mac made under license, they should be bullet proof.

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Are the materials and any treatment the same also?

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

Are the materials and any treatment the same also?

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I have no idea, nor know where TJM are making/getting them made.

Do Jac Mac still do their hypoid locker? That would be my choice for a front, provided it doesn't cost a mint.

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Originally Posted by Dervish

Do Jac Mac still do their hypoid locker? That would be my choice for a front, provided it doesn't cost a mint.

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Id rather deal with TJM than Jac Mac any day [wink11].
His products are first class but his personality is a little different at times to say the least:cool:

Hi Weeds

I've had ARB air lockers in my 130 for 9 years now. Never had a problem. Always there when I need them at the flick of a switch.

Just make sure you have MD axles and drive flanges at the back and MD axles, drive flanges and HD CV's upfront (i have ashcroft HD CV's)

I also added one of these to the rear diff and shaved off about 20mm from the bottom of the diff.

750001 - Arb Differential Cover Kit - Sailsbury Axle

Cheers