Possible to add Rear Diff lock to 2wd 93 t100 truck?
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Possible to add Rear Diff lock to 2wd 93 t100 truck?
Hello, I have a 93 t100 truck that absolutely sucks in any sort of off road situation. I am wondering if its relatively easy or even plausible to add a rear diff locker to the rear, and what components I would need to find.
I have a 4wd VW with front / rear diff lockers and I noticed 90% of the time in off road driving all I need is the rear two wheels locked and not even the front engaged... I would love to make my truck more capable off road.
My other question is what do you think is more important, 4wd or all terrain tires?
I currently have road tires on which is obviously a factor but im not sure what would be more a factor.
I have a 4wd VW with front / rear diff lockers and I noticed 90% of the time in off road driving all I need is the rear two wheels locked and not even the front engaged... I would love to make my truck more capable off road.
My other question is what do you think is more important, 4wd or all terrain tires?
I currently have road tires on which is obviously a factor but im not sure what would be more a factor.
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It is possible to add rear diff lock to a 2WD, just depends on if you have the ability to do it. I looked at a 96 runner that was two wheel and had the rear diff lock in it.
4WD would do better then all terrain tires any day.
4WD would do better then all terrain tires any day.
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Since your talking T100 swapping a complete axle housing from a Pick Up with the Elocker won`t work.
Was the E locker a option for the T100??
Then Off Road is a very large term.
I had 2wd trucks that would be stuck on the slightest incline on wet grass.
Good Tires and @ 500 pounds of weight just in front of the axle will work wonders.
Buy a 4x4 and be done !!
Was the E locker a option for the T100??
Then Off Road is a very large term.
I had 2wd trucks that would be stuck on the slightest incline on wet grass.
Good Tires and @ 500 pounds of weight just in front of the axle will work wonders.
Buy a 4x4 and be done !!
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