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ollllllo:
I purchased 2 Aussie Lockers for my 85 CJ7 few years ago. Im running Dana 30 and AMC 20. This locker was my first locker install. So needless to say, I was slightly apprehensive. But Bill Cole from Aussie Locker offered any technical support I many need.

To my surprise, i found their installation instructions very precise and clear. (My father writes technical publications and installation instructions for a living) So im very critical of these documents.

Everything went smoothly, and I completed the install in about 3 hours for both axles. I was pleased to find that they have very good road manners. I only experienced a short amount of tire chirping, that i attributed to break-in. It does seem necessary to keep the tire pressure equal from left to right to avoid chirping on dry pavement, But I would imagine thats the situation with every locker.

I\'m very happy with my purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for a world class locker for a low end price.

I have definitely put these to the test on some of the toughest trails I have found in the North East.

[color=00CC00]Rating: (1= dont waste the money, 10= Super deal)

I give this product a 10
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http://www.aussielocker.com

Camo1Ton:
Just a quick question about the amc 20 install. Did you have to pull the axles to get the Aussie in? I have a stock carrier in my 83cj7 and need to regear soon, I\'ve heard nothing but good about the Aussies and might give it a go.Thanks

smichaelR22:
ya gota pull the shafts on the 20.  We did pauls in about an hour.

carchameleon:
yes, i have aussies in both my d30 and amc 20 like erik and am also very happy with them.  like mike and erik said, installs were nice and easy and went smoothly.  mine were put in at different times, but combined was probably around the same time erik said.  

i give aussie lockers a 10 also

MrMindless:
A 10 from me as well.  I had an aussie in the front of my truck when I still had a D44, it outlasted quite a few broken axles including chromolies.  

Sadly no 1 ton applications yet, so I\'ve got a non-Aussie in it for now.

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