lockers for a 4 cyl ,91 yj

[JohnnyO]

I agree, except that, at least when I lived in VA (back in the early 90's) we got a LOT more than 2" per year...

This past winter Maryland and Virginia got more snow than we did in PA.
And we got A LOT of snow. See my avatar.
I'm just iffy on people running a front automatic locker in snow unless you REALLY know what you're doing when it comes to driving in it.

 

[jfrabat]

This past winter Maryland and Virginia got more snow than we did in PA.
And we got A LOT of snow. See my avatar.
I'm just iffy on people running a front automatic locker in snow unless you REALLY know what you're doing when it comes to driving in it.

If you go with a selectable locker, you can easily keep it turned off while driving and use it only when you start to move forward (with the arbs, you can start moving then hit the switch to off and continue on open diffs). I personally dont have much experience with lockers and snow, as I have been living in the tropics since I graduated college, and I did not have a car in college...

 

[Sid1966]

i have a lunchbox locker in the front dont find it that bad in the snow, had a bad freezing rain storm so i spent a couple hours and put the stock spiders back in i do it every year now and it takes less than an hour after you do it a couple of times,would love to have selectable lockers but there not in my budget