cheapest place to get air lockers

Garage talk. Anything from mounting a winch to water proofing the electrics.
Post Reply
User avatar
Madaz
Hard Yaka
Posts: 1042
Joined: Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:00 pm
Location: Hamilton

Re: cheapest place to get air lockers

Post by Madaz »

Sorry not for bighorns yet - maybe in the future
Top
User avatar
Dace
Hard Yaka
Posts: 981
Joined: Fri May 04, 2007 12:00 pm
Location: Te Horo, Kapiti

Re: cheapest place to get air lockers

Post by Dace »

as a matter of interest, is there a locker available for a LN106 hilux?

If so, how much with and without air compressor kit?

Cheers
Dave.
Got a Daihatsu Something, hasn't got a Daihatsu engine.... or diffs.... and it doesn't have windows.... or doors.... but its got tyres.... :)
Top
User avatar
callum007
Hard Yaka
Posts: 1143
Joined: Tue May 30, 2006 12:00 pm
Location: Dunedin
Contact:
Contact callum007

Re: cheapest place to get air lockers

Post by callum007 »

sorry to Hijack.. A BJ73 is a SWB cruiser.. 12 inches shorter in the chassis to the MWB.. sorry i used to own one...

Also, buying a Airlocker from Australia can save you coins too.. Im saving a mate $800 buying a air locker for a jimny from http://www.snakeracing.com.au Importing from US is good option too.. freight using likes of US postal service, goes by weight and is cheap and fast..
Dont follow me. i'll get stuck and need a tow..
Top
User avatar
H2OLOVA
Hard Yaka
Posts: 1153
Joined: Tue Jun 06, 2006 12:00 pm
Location: Christchurch

Re: cheapest place to get air lockers

Post by H2OLOVA »

callum007 wrote:sorry to Hijack.. A BJ73 is a SWB cruiser.. 12 inches shorter in the chassis to the MWB.. sorry i used to own one...



Wrong.......... a BJ73 is a MWB Cruiser with a standard Diesel motor BJ74 is MWB with a Turbo Diesel and I still own one :wink:
***Got the balls, just ain't got the bucks***
Top
Post Reply

Return to “Tool Shed”