if i were to buy a locker it would be an arb hands down for the front, rear itd be a toss up between a spool and arb.

 

Good luck on your build. My only piece of advice is to realize the more you build, the less of a daily driver it becomes.

Anyone can pick parts out of a catalog and spend money. Use what you've got, discover what you need by wheeling it, then build from there, and only do it once.

 

i disagree, ive been working on mine slowly for quite some time and i wheel it pretty hard, in no way did i ever make it less of a daily driver. Id prefer to take it everywhere i go.

 

+1 on going 4.56 or higher. I have 3" lift with 35" tires and 4.88 and drive it daily, but not a ton on the highway. I went 4.88 in case I want to go 37"+ on the tires one day and for when I continue to weigh it down with add-ons. Unfortunately, I don't have the lockers. Good advice on that one!

Congrats on the upcoming build!