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Off Road Air Actuation System |OXA1001
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Description
The OX air shifter is an option for the enthusiast with onboard air. The system features a simple dash mount pneumatic switch (no electric) and a mini stainless steel pneumatic cylinder that mounts directly to our heavy duty differential cover (included with locker). The air cylinder actuates the lockers internal mechanical shift system. No electric necessary (that means more reliability) A very low volume of air is necessary, so, a tank, co2 bottle, or compressor can be used, 100 psi is recommended, and system does retrofit.
- Axle Model: AMC 20, Chrysler 8.25, Dana 30, Dana 35, Dana 44, Dana 60
- Axle Position: Front, Rear
- Shipping Weight: 1lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 11in x 7in x 4in (L x W x H)
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