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14th July 2024
Parkwood Nr. Leeds
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Kaiser lockers? Anybody heard of them before?
- Venter
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The Jimnybits blurb on the Kaiser mentions that "unlike a lockright diff locker this Kaiser locker will operate as a normal open diff during normal driving and the moment traction is lost to one wheel the axle will lock up".
I thought this was pretty much exactly how a Lockright worked?
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It ratchets when one of the wheels spins faster and then it "ticks".
Off-road, when one of the wheels spins very fast due to not having any traction. The other wheel will still get spinning.
Unlike open diff, where the wheel without the traction will get 100%, leaving you stuck at the middle of the rocky climb..
Sorry for my English, it not my mother tongue..
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- Venter
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I still reckon I'd lean towards getting an ARB, given how close the prices are, and then at least I'd have gained a compressor too.
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So just the same as a lockright but engineered to a better standard and replaces the full carier instead of just the internals.
Arb is still the way to go if used regularly on the road to give an actual differential for safe road manners.
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Oh, hang on...
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When the ground was very slick, you would steer to correct the slide then suddenly the diff would decide to help and send you in another direction. At least with an air locker its either in or out when you want it. Not tried one in the front so cannot comment on that. .
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Don't bother with an arb in the front......it takes all the fun out of it.1066Boy wrote: Personally Not tried one in the front so cannot comment on that. .
Slightly different steering and incredible grip...not spun a wheel since fitting them.
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