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GQ LSD Centre in front diff?

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GQ LSD Centre in front diff?

Post by Corgie Carrier »

Just wondering if the front and rear GQ diff centres are the same and can I put a rear lsd centre in the front.

I can't afford lockers and thought this would be a good alternative.

What are the GQ lsds like are they tight or like the toyota (shit)

Any advice will be appreciated
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Re: GQ LSD Centre in front diff?

Post by bogged »

Corgie Carrier wrote:Just wondering if the front and rear GQ diff centres are the same and can I put a rear lsd centre in the front.
nope different.. there are other options, plenty of threads on em :)
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Re: GQ LSD Centre in front diff?

Post by j-top paj »

Corgie Carrier wrote:
I can't afford lockers and thought this would be a good alternative.
save, or get an auto locker for under $500
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Post by Corgie Carrier »

Got an auto locker in the front of my troopy and I farkin hate the farkin thing!!!

The steering is really heavy and I can't get full lock which is a real pain going around switchbacks.

They lock going down hill and limit steering and I am pretty sure it was because of the locker that my tierod end broke.

I'd rather run an open diff to an auto locker!

I'll just have to save for a pro locker
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Post by j-top paj »

if you dont like the auto locker then why would you want a limo :?
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Post by Corgie Carrier »

Because the are not locked totally, they slip and allow the vehicle to turn easier.
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Post by tna racing »

j-top paj wrote:if you dont like the auto locker then why would you want a limo :?
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Post by tna racing »

Corgie Carrier wrote:Because the are not locked totally, they slip and allow the vehicle to turn easier.
if thats the case. leave 1 hub unlocked ;)
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Post by Kane »

I've heard that a pathfinder rear lsd is the same size as a gq front diff. do a search on it and something should come up. Hope this helps.
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Post by Mario »

I've got a tightened Pathfinder LSD up front and it's a bit*h on tight turns. As soons as I po$$ibly can, will mount an ARB there ...
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Post by Mark2 »

To answer the last part of your question, GQ LSD's are MUCH better than toyota LSD's - they are tighter to start with and stay tight pretty much indefinitly. I've had two GQ's with over 500,000 km and both still had tight rear ends :oops:
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Post by Corgie Carrier »

Thanks for all the replies it has been a great help.

I have to borrow some money to build a new shed, I might just add a bit more and get a pro locker instead of the lsd.

Thanks for your help. :) :)
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