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aussie lockers/good or bad?
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Hossbaby50
3/4 ton status
I know that 87GMCJimmy runs one in his D44 front axle. I have run a couple trails with him and it seams to work just fine. He would know more though.
I personally run a Lockright in my 10 bolt front and it works well for me, and the price is usually pretty good.
Harley
I personally run a Lockright in my 10 bolt front and it works well for me, and the price is usually pretty good.
Harley
az-k5
1/2 ton status
They are almost identicle to a lockright or EZ-locker. There is also 4WPW quick loc which is another cheap locker. I don't know anybody that has them but PBB has a full write up on them in their 'yota forum.
Hossbaby50
3/4 ton status
You know someone who runs it. Mike (87GMCJimmy) with the blue and white K5 we ran Raw Deal and Lower Term with. 
Harley
Harley
az-k5
1/2 ton status
I realized that after I hit submit and reread your post. I know mike, nice guy, awsome vortec in clean blazer.
pauly383
Daddy383
I can't say anything about the Aussie locker , they don't make one for my rear ( they answered my e-mail saying soon ) . I can say something about these lockers in general though ( lunchbox lockers ) as I have a Detroit EZ / GG Quic Loc . In a front application they are really good , in a rear application you need a good carrier and new thrust washers , and then you need to watch your tire pressure , you need to keep them close on the street , on the trail it doesn't matter . I have installed locker in a d44 for k5redneck , you need to remove the ring gear in some d44's because the ring gear keeps the pin from coming out 
