Open rear end to VLSD swap ?
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Re: Open rear end to VLSD swap ?
You can do a search for www.car-part.com under carrier.
You can get an entire rear diff from a 350Z,g35 for $300-400 complete. That's what I did and it worked great. No messing around.
2003 6mt sedan, Labree test pipes, Greddy evo-2 catback, Coupe LSD, 350Z ecu swap,
Brembo brakes, Skyline badging/sills, 18" coupe wheels, DC headers, grounding kit, custom intake manifold, Injen CAI
You can get an entire rear diff from a 350Z,g35 for $300-400 complete. That's what I did and it worked great. No messing around.
2003 6mt sedan, Labree test pipes, Greddy evo-2 catback, Coupe LSD, 350Z ecu swap,
Brembo brakes, Skyline badging/sills, 18" coupe wheels, DC headers, grounding kit, custom intake manifold, Injen CAI
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Re: Open rear end to VLSD swap ?
Mechanical gear and clutch type have wear but either type seem to last as a function of power applied and 260 lb/ft [multiplied by gears] is not a lot of torque as these usually see super/turbocharged service.
Not to say that you can't over heat a viscous and cause them to fail.............the slip ratio increase with stress and temperature also.
The real factor is tire friction [like with drag slicks]. Why they make diff coolers with recuirculating fluid pumps for extreme duty.
I have much more experience with viscous than the other types so I may be biased.
Not to say that you can't over heat a viscous and cause them to fail.............the slip ratio increase with stress and temperature also.
The real factor is tire friction [like with drag slicks]. Why they make diff coolers with recuirculating fluid pumps for extreme duty.
I have much more experience with viscous than the other types so I may be biased.
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