matthew
Body Damage is Cool
Reged: 01/04/00
Posts: 1656
Loc: Richmond, VA
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Independent4x proudly announces the release of the Isuzu Rear 12-bolt Aussie Locker automatic locking differential.
Press Release:
RICHMOND, VA, December 2007 - Independent4x, in a joint venture with Torq-Masters Technology, Inc., is proud to announce the release of a new locker for the Isuzu 26-spline 12-bolt Rear Axle. Independent4x will be the exclusive stocking distributor of this long-awaited application. This is the second of two Aussie Locker automatic locking differential applications for Isuzu that we have relaesed in 2007. This unit is set to ship starting 12/20/07 and into 2008.
This rear application covers the full range of 1987-2001 Isuzu 4 wheel drive vehicles in the US: Trooper, Vehicross, Amigo, & 4x4 Pickup models.
This locker will cover the rear Isuzu corporate 12-bolt axle found in all Troopers from late 1987-1997, Amigos and pickups through 1995, and all 1998-2001 Vehicross models. This is an exciting new product as it will be the first locker of its kind to be developed for this axle.
We also make a Locker for the front Isuzu 10 bolt IFS. Both applications are currently available for pre-order by calling Independent4x at (804) 550-0480 Monday-Friday 9am –6pm EST or online at www.independent4x.com.
we have a long list of names for those of you who have already called in on this.
we will be working on organizing, invoicing, calling back, charging and shipping those 1st orders. (we will be going in the order of who is already in line for these)
you are also welcome to order off the site if you did not call in........... we also have plenty of 10 bolt fronts to go with your 12 bolt rear
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'93 RS 3.2L - DD/trail build
'97 7.3L Powerstroke - tow rig
'71 FJ40 - V-8, nv4500, atlas, D60, 14B - current build
Owner: http://www.INDEPENDENT4x.com
m-f 9am-6pm EST. 804-550-0480
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strawmyers
Isuzu Moderator
Reged: 10/01/01
Posts: 4016
Loc: Lafayette, IN
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Good work sticking to this project and making it happen, Matt! 
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Sean Strawmyer
Back and ready to rock...... crawl.
From Indiana or surrounding states and interested in wheelin'? Check out www.mwior.com
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Ldub
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Reged: 06/29/06
Posts: 35
Loc: Fargo, ND USofA
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Order placed this afternoon...hope to have a "winter project" sometime near the first of the year.
Thanks Matt.
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Larry W - 99 VX s/c
3" lift w/trimming & BFH mods, rollin' on 33/12.50x20" Nitto Mud Graps. Indy 4x h-d tie rods, lower links & a bunch of other stuff that put the hurt on the wallet.
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matthew
Body Damage is Cool
Reged: 01/04/00
Posts: 1656
Loc: Richmond, VA
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these new lockers will start shipping out Wed. Jan 2nd when we re-open from the Holdays
thanks to all the guys who have ordered.......if you haven't........Get on it, this is a limited production run, so don't miss out 
Happy New Year to everyone!!
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'93 RS 3.2L - DD/trail build
'97 7.3L Powerstroke - tow rig
'71 FJ40 - V-8, nv4500, atlas, D60, 14B - current build
Owner: http://www.INDEPENDENT4x.com
m-f 9am-6pm EST. 804-550-0480
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TrooperCam
Need a Spot
Reged: 01/04/08
Posts: 9
Loc: Lewisville, Tx
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I was reading the info on these i was wondering if there are lockers for the '99 trooper.
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'99 Isuzu trooper, KIA '01 Rodeo
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matthew
Body Damage is Cool
Reged: 01/04/00
Posts: 1656
Loc: Richmond, VA
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nope - they fit the standard 12 bolt up to 97 in the trooper
the 98+ has what we call a "modified" 12 bolt - simply a Larger differential.
many guys have swapped in a 96 or 97 rear 12 bolt for gear and locker compatibility
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'93 RS 3.2L - DD/trail build
'97 7.3L Powerstroke - tow rig
'71 FJ40 - V-8, nv4500, atlas, D60, 14B - current build
Owner: http://www.INDEPENDENT4x.com
m-f 9am-6pm EST. 804-550-0480
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Ldub
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Reged: 06/29/06
Posts: 35
Loc: Fargo, ND USofA
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nope - they fit the standard 12 bolt up to 97 in the trooper
the 98+ has what we call a "modified" 12 bolt - simply a Larger differential.
many guys have swapped in a 96 or 97 rear 12 bolt for gear and locker compatibility
??????...OK, now I'm confused. I'm hoping one of you guys with much greater depth of experience can clear this up for me.
I ordered the Aussie Locker for my 99 Vehicross, does that have the same axle as a 99 Trooper?
I found out after I received mine, that I need to get a carrier from an open diff., (all VX's came with LSD) does this mean I'll now have to find a new rear axle too? 
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Larry W - 99 VX s/c
3" lift w/trimming & BFH mods, rollin' on 33/12.50x20" Nitto Mud Graps. Indy 4x h-d tie rods, lower links & a bunch of other stuff that put the hurt on the wallet.
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paulevans76
Body Damage is Cool
Reged: 07/16/01
Posts: 1810
Loc: Greenville, NC
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no just an open carrier 3rd member for your vehicross, not the entire axle. the vehicross used the 'old' 12 bolt w/ the smaller ring gear, and the later troopers used the 'new' 12 bolt w/ the larger ring gear.
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88 Troop - Posing yard art
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Ldub
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Reged: 06/29/06
Posts: 35
Loc: Fargo, ND USofA
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no just an open carrier 3rd member for your vehicross, not the entire axle. the vehicross used the 'old' 12 bolt w/ the smaller ring gear, and the later troopers used the 'new' 12 bolt w/ the larger ring gear.
Thank You, I was beginning to think this was gonna be WAY more involved than I had first thought.
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Larry W - 99 VX s/c
3" lift w/trimming & BFH mods, rollin' on 33/12.50x20" Nitto Mud Graps. Indy 4x h-d tie rods, lower links & a bunch of other stuff that put the hurt on the wallet.
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strawmyers
Isuzu Moderator
Reged: 10/01/01
Posts: 4016
Loc: Lafayette, IN
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Anytime you swap in a new carrier, you should really check backlash as well. Just swapping over the shims as they came off of the original carrier may get you within specs; but it would be a costly mistake if it didn't. Too tight can burn things up. Too loose results in too much driveline slop and an increased chance of tearing things up because of shockloading. I would also suggest buying new bearings for the carrier and keeping your originals to use as "set up" bearings so the good bearings don't get chewed up taking them on and off to adjust shim placement.
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Sean Strawmyer
Back and ready to rock...... crawl.
From Indiana or surrounding states and interested in wheelin'? Check out www.mwior.com
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