Best source for Detroit Locker

[HHStang]

I'm taking my spool out and need gears, a locker and axles for a narrowed 9". Any suggestions please on what/where to get it? THANKS!

 

[D.Hearne]

You can buy Detroit Lockers from Summit, Jegs, Currie or any of the other custom rear makers.

 

[69Rcode_Mach1]

Summit makes a nice product, just search their website.

 

[dennis112]

For the gears and locker, check out maeracing's built units:

http://www.andale.com/store?sid=172...chno_red&view=CAT_HOME&newStore=&parentCatId=

 

[Dark Knight]

I got mine from moser...

 

[danny clemens]

You can get one on Ebay that has been used by NASCAR and get a good discount compared to new price.

 

[Edbert]

Another thing to consider...are you planning on installing and setting up your own r&p? If so all the usual sources are fine, if you are going to pay a pro to set it up for you then consider buying an entire chunk as a bolt-in. The labor costs for a diff setup can be kind of high, you can often save a lot on labor by buying the parts from the same source.

Currie and Perogie will sell complete chunks, but there's probably local sources as well.

 

[HHStang]

Thanks all. I'll price both chunks and diff's. Be nice to find a nice 35 spline N chunk built cause you are right. Labor can add up quick.

 

[HHStang]

Thanks!

For the gears and locker, check out maeracing's built units:

http://www.andale.com/store?sid=172...chno_red&view=CAT_HOME&newStore=&parentCatId=

Nice tip. Thanks.

 

[LUCAFU1]

i dont think detroit makes a 35 spline locker. I just bought a 31 spline locker with moser axles and a rebuild kit for alittle over 900. those axles are sweet as hell. i bought a complete diff from a guy and i got a extra third memeber with it. so im not complaining. not nodular but i dont think i will be breakin this one.