What kind of traction control is available for our XJ's?

This table generated after a conversation with Barney, a Technician at Reider Racing Enterprises, Inc.

XJ axle options
DANA 30
front axle
 

Reider Racing
price

DANA 35
rear axle
 

Reider Racing
price

sorry, n/a   ---- Trac Lock (L/S) x $195.95
Power Locker (L/S)   $399.95 sorry, n/a   ---
Lock Rite   $245 Lock Rite   $245
EZ locker   $230 EZ Locker   $230
True Trac (L/S) x $379.95 sorry, n/a --- yet   ----
Detroit Locker   $399.95 Detroit Locker had $475
ARB   $615 ARB   $615
ARB compressor   $195 (only need 1) ARB compressor   $195 (only need 1)
email john

The little wagoneer started out with an open front axle and a Trac-Lock in the rear. however, at 160,000 miles the Trac-Lock clutches were worn out. In the interest of research, I had a Detroit locker installed in the rear, and a True-Trac in the front. Three months later understeer from the Detroit locker knocked out a tree. I decided to reinstall the Trac-Lock in the rear and keep the True-Trac in the front. Drive carefully if you have a locker... They are great on the trail, but a hazard on the street... Life is full of trade-offs, for trail use a Detroit Locker can not be beat! On the street, forget it. ARB has a great concept, but on the trail you often find yourself trying to make tight turns on hard rock, or on rain slicked roads where traction control would come in handy. I guess that what makes me lean toward the True-Trac, too bad they aren't out yet, I had to put my Trac-Lock back in.