Thread: Series 3's and aftermarket diff lockers

Put a detroit in it you have already seen the result it will be the cheapest but you should consider Maxi Axles.

Originally Posted by djam1

Put a detroit in it you have already seen the result it will be the cheapest but you should consider Maxi Axles.

Considering you can pick up a bolt diff lock with axles for less than a pair of maxi drive axles, how is a detroit cheaper?

Originally Posted by willvine

BTW I too am looking for a Mcnamara diff lock for my old truck. let me know if you find 2 of them.

Will where abouts are you? I might know of one for sale.

I have seen the detroit locker work, and was amazed with it. two of the same cars, but where one was sliding and losing tractions after about 10 attempts, the other just crawled up there first go.

Do Mcnamara lockers and axles come up often? i would be interested if someone can give me a heads up on a sale.

what sort of specs are the appropriate axles for a mcnamara difflock?

Originally Posted by cmurray

Considering you can pick up a bolt diff lock with axles for less than a pair of maxi drive axles, how is a detroit cheaper?


Will where abouts are you? I might know of one for sale.

I am in Sydney.

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cjmurray
Considering you can pick up a bolt diff lock with axles for less than a pair of maxi drive axles, how is a detroit cheaper?

Cj I tried to pick one of these up a couple of years ago Jack Mac laughed at me and no one else communicated

To me it was a lost cause

Duane

Does any one know if the Lockrite diff lock is still being produced? they were quite a good option ive been told for the series Landys.

My Series 3 has a McNamara. The bolt action hub is shown in the avatar. I rarely need to use it but when it is locked in the thing is unstoppable. Good luck finding one.