I done gone bought me a e-locker

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Originally Posted by Chubba

You both make very persuasive arguments.

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You know youre a soft c0ck if you dont hit it in 2nd low at full noise

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Originally Posted by growler2058

You know youre a soft c0ck if you dont hit it in 2nd low at full noise

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"If you don't break something, your not trying hard enough"

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Originally Posted by macca

"If you don't break something, your not trying hard enough"

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Orr "not having fun"

All about wheel placement now, as suggested slow and easy
sounds boring but thats the price you pay for fitting a locker

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Originally Posted by threedogs

All about wheel placement now, as suggested slow and easy
sounds boring but thats the price you pay for fitting a locker

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Its so cool when someone says you just cruised up there so controlled and didn't spin a wheel!

Busted too much stuff for the go hard or go home approach, prefer to drive home than put it on the trailer, done that it's not fun!

Dont listen to 'em chubbs!

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Originally Posted by threedogs

slow and easy
sounds boring but thats the price you pay for fitting a locker

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That sounds like something someone WITHOUT a locker would say.

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Originally Posted by growler2058

Pedal to the metal CockO!!! Hit it hard

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Yeahhhhhhh Baby!!

Those poor CV's, hope you know how to change them on the track! hahaha

You will enjoy no matter what.

First little run with the front e-locker.
I've found that with it locked and a small turn the wheels will not only return to centre (if not firmly controlled) but even go a little passed centre an turn the opposite way for a few metres then go back to centre. I don't know but maybe some kind of wind up release. With a firm hand it is controllable. With the rear locked as well it is even more pronounced.
Tell you more as I learn more.

Shoulda got a LoKKa nobby
Never had that problem :)


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