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hey guys

I have a R200 29 spline ARB air locker LIKE NEW

Installed in car for 3 mths before it waas removed as it was no longer what i wanted

new bearing were istalled on diff and are still like new, comes with fitting instructions

would be good for drift / drag

NEW price is $1150

ASKING $500 ono

its located in Tassie happy to ship should be no more then $40 australia wide

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how does this compare to a mechanical diff?

Once its locked its solid weather your in reverse, decelerating or any thing else in that fact. Good thing is when you want an open diff to drive every day with out it been a dog around slow cornering you just unlock it

Its a very strong set up any 4x4 person will tell u there are good, and if any thing goes wrong parts a very easy to get you can actual buy every bit individually from your local arb store. the instructions actual have all the part numbers as well

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its came out of a v6 pathfinder i had, i only had it in for 2 trips before i decided to sell the car i took the locker out as i was going to put it into my dr30 with has a r200 rear but decided to run the std lsd

selling it as i need cash for other parts

which runs a r200 front diff

so it will fit any thing with a r200 diff 29 spline

hope it helps

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