rear locker
A rear locker is a special part that makes sure both back wheels turn together, so the car doesn’t lose grip when driving on mud or rocks.
A rear locker is a type of limited‑slip differential that forces both rear wheels to rotate at the same speed, improving traction on slippery or uneven surfaces.
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"I think you need a rear locker. I think you need real ground clearance. How about a center locker?"
Ep. 313: What The Heck Is Happening With Modern Off-Roaders? TFL Car Chat
"...optioned with, well, a rear locker, 33s or better, sign me up. I mean, those things were awesome."
S3, E65 - Have You Heard? Truck News! The Truck Show Podcast
"And the Tremor has got a rear locker, it's got bigger tires."
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TFL Car Chat
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