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What lsd for 60series?

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What lsd for 60series?

Post by mudmacaca »

Is there a good LSD for the rear of a 60 series

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Post by Shadow »

I have seen a gear type LSD's, think it was on this forum, out of a 40 series, which should in theory bolt straight into a 60 series housing. Cant remember much about it but it has 4 sets of gears in the centre which control the torque, as opposed to the toyota type LSD which uses the friction plates.
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Shadow wrote:I have seen a gear type LSD's, think it was on this forum, out of a 40 series, which should in theory bolt straight into a 60 series housing. Cant remember much about it but it has 4 sets of gears in the centre which control the torque, as opposed to the toyota type LSD which uses the friction plates.
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RAY185 wrote:
Shadow wrote:I have seen a gear type LSD's, think it was on this forum, out of a 40 series, which should in theory bolt straight into a 60 series housing. Cant remember much about it but it has 4 sets of gears in the centre which control the torque, as opposed to the toyota type LSD which uses the friction plates.
Torsen Diff?
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Post by mudmacaca »

Yea I read that thread. Somthing about them being a bit weak.
So that is all that is out there for a 60. Looks like it will be a CIG rear end till the money man says I can by air lockers
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