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hilux lsd

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hilux lsd

Post by fiftyfrenzy »

hey guys i have been told by a couple of mechanics that an lsd operates on a tension nut or screw. and this can be tightened up to make lsd more effective. has anyone done this and if so how hard was it.

not sure if information is correct
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Post by SIMMO84 »

Can be done with a thick washer ( ive got about 3mm in the front and 4mm in the rear and you will need a press to get it back together) but for the effort you go to you will still disapointed with the results.
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Post by SIMMO84 »

Theres no nut or screw, just a big spring and a couple of clutch packs.
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Post by AHF01U »

hilux lsd's don't work.
save and buy yourself a decent locker.
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Post by roi »

Yes, Hilux LSD's work
Limited Service Differential.

had mine for 6 weeks....bang bang bang
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Post by AHF01U »

toyota's special deal.
lsd's for a limited time only.
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Post by berad »

Shim it up, and wack that one in the front, it won't get used as often obviously so will last longer.
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Post by SIMMO84 »

berad wrote:Shim it up, and wack that one in the front, it won't get used as often obviously so will last longer.
Ive got a shimmed one in the front, not worth having IMHO.
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Post by berad »

I've seen them work quiet well for what they are, a cheap diff upgrade, not as good as an airlocker or a welded centre, but imo i wouldn't want a welded centre in the front, pain in the arse to steer and just another thing to worry about.

You get what you pay for, or the research you do 99% of the time.
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Post by Kingston_99 »

put flour in the diff, it locks it up good
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Post by SIMMO84 »

Kingston_99 wrote:put flovour in the diff, it locks it up good
Whas that?
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Post by Kingston_99 »

opp's i'v had a few to many now, i ment flour
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Post by SIMMO84 »

:rofl:
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