How To Install a Lunchbox Locker

How To Install a Lunchbox Locker

In this video Tim will show you how to install a lunchbox locker, specifically a Torq brand lunchbox locker! Other brands may be the same or similar installation.

Torq Locker info:

TORQ Locker is 100 percent Made in the USA with 100 percent USA raw materials.

Torq-Masters Industries offers an unprecedented 4 year warranty on the TORQ Locker with no tire size, horsepower limits or loopholes, double the warranty of any other automatic locker on the market.

A spacer cup is used in all other lunchbox locker designs, Torq-Masters eliminated it. The spacer keeps the cam gear and axle gear on axis, but it can break if an axle shaft breaks, also, the spacer is the root of the occasional “bang” this style of locker is known for. The Torq Locker won’t do that.

Easiest install of any locker out there. No spacers to fiddle with, no pins to insert. Just drop it in, 2 small simple springs to insert, 1 tolerance measurement to check and you are done!

We literally drove this locker straight out of the shop and to the Rubicon and wheeled the entire trail. It performed awesome! A simple, stout, high quality American made locker… And the price might surprise you. Check out the website!

https://www.torqmasters.com

They have other cool stuff too!

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A F says:

Does it make a huge difference?

Randy Frame says:

Where has this guy go? Did he quit the channel or what?

Brian Waters says:

This one has springs only. The aussie has pins and springs.

The Parking Lot Garage says:

I really need some help. I want to get either a lunchbox or LSD (like a trutrac). I cannot decide which or where (front or back or both). I need it mostly for the snow/ice because right now it does not move being open diff. Has anyone had experience with a front-only lunchbox in the snow/ice?

dean wattles says:

What ? "1.475" ? that would be 1-15/32 inches. I think you want .1475 or 147-1/2 thousandths . also dial, or digital calipers are not good for anything closer than .005, use feeler gauges or joe blocks. also never reuse roll pins.

N a says:

I dont even own a jeep

Kendall Phillips says:

Are these only for a straight axle or do they work on independent also

IT Guy says:

Why front and not rear? Thanks for the video. I'm in the process of installing it on my rear.

juan vargas says:

Can suport tires 35" un Chrysler 8.25"?

Alsharif Husain says:

Did you install two diff locks ?
I mean front and back

Big respect ✊

Kaden Oldaker says:

How do you engage the locker?

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