Electric Locker | Chrysler 8.25″ | 29 Spline | 1.21″ Axle Shaft Diameter With C-clip – [TRE]

TRE Electric Locking Differential

The TRE electric locker with 29 spline and C-clip, for the Chrysler 8.25″ and 1.21″ axle shaft diameter, is designed for 4×4 systems, offering the ability to lock and unlock when needed. It operates via an electromagnet, ensuring reliability and preventing malfunctions. The driver can activate the locker with the push of a button, providing maximum traction in challenging terrains.

Made from 4320 chromoly steel alloy, it ensures durability and stability in demanding conditions. TRE4x4’s continuous innovation introduces new models for more vehicles, while the mechanism’s construction delivers excellent performance.

SKU: TE93

Specs:

• Spline: 29
• Color: Silver
• Axle: Chrysler 8.25″
• Locking system: C-clip
• Material: Forged alloy steel
• Axle diameter: 30.7 mm (1.21 inches)
• Gear material: 4320 chromoly alloy steel

The package includes:

• Control switch
• Wiring harness
• Wiring connectors
• Installation manual
• 1x Electric differential locker
• All necessary mounting hardware

Important notes:

• We prioritize the safety and satisfaction of our customers. We highly recommend professional installation. Specialists ensure efficiency without compromising quality.
• For any questions or clarifications regarding package contents, specifications, pricing, shipment, installation, and more, feel free to contact us at any time. (See the contact page for more information)

About the product:

The TRE electric locker, featuring 29 spline and C-clip, is designed for Chrysler 8.25″ differentials with a 1.21″ axle shaft diameter. Made from forged steel alloy, it delivers exceptional strength and stability.

With the simple press of a button, the electric locking differential engages, locking the wheels to ensure maximum traction and the ability to overcome any obstacle with ease. The system offers a perfect balance of power and stability, making it an exceptional choice for daily adventures as well as the most demanding conditions.

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