Rear Sub-frame swap
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It would be a lot less work, a lot better performance, but also a little more expensive is to switch to a good quiet clutch LSD if you're familliar with tearing down a differential. The stock VLSD is pretty crap anyways, it's better than NOTHING but the engagement time is slow because of the inherent reactive nature of a VLSD. A clutch LSD is very proactive and also works when decelerating not just acceleration, and a good one like the ATS Super Silent is worlds better than the stock unit, Nismo one is great too.
As for your question, the axle will fit, not exactly sure why you want to swap the rear sub frame member though, it's the same on both vehicles I think.
As for your question, the axle will fit, not exactly sure why you want to swap the rear sub frame member though, it's the same on both vehicles I think.
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It would be a lot less work, a lot better performance, but also a little more expensive is to switch to a good quiet clutch LSD if you're familliar with tearing down a differential. The stock VLSD is pretty crap anyways, it's better than NOTHING but the engagement time is slow because of the inherent reactive nature of a VLSD. A clutch LSD is very proactive and also works when decelerating not just acceleration, and a good one like the ATS Super Silent is worlds better than the stock unit, Nismo one is great too.
As for your question, the axle will fit, not exactly sure why you want to swap the rear sub frame member though, it's the same on both vehicles I think.
As for your question, the axle will fit, not exactly sure why you want to swap the rear sub frame member though, it's the same on both vehicles I think.
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