has anyone, or does anyone know if an ABS VLSD can go into a NON ABS S14??

[ESPER]

does the entire pumpkin go in, or only the internals, etc.

thanks!!

[96_S14_SE]

Yes, full r200v + half shafts will fit. You wont need to use the sensor, and may or may not (might have enough room given that the abs shaft is only .5" shorter) need to use an abs equipped drive shaft, or the back half of one at the least..

I would try it first then purchase a shaft only if needed.

[240SXer]

Did it fit? I'm about to buy an ABS LSD for my non abs s14 and i'm curious how much of an issue the .5 in will be.

Thanks,

David.

[mattback]

fits fine

[240SXer]

The 1/2 inch isnt an issue? I was going to buy an LSD from PDM but they told me it wouldnt fit unless I got a different driveshaft.

David.

[encasemyheart]

It fits fine, just a hair tighter when installed, hardly noticible, and if I didn't know better, I'd say that's how they should fit together. (the LSD and driveshaft)

[240SXer]

Wish I would have known that before I got the exhaust. I used my LSD money on it. Now i'm saving for the SR.. humm... That sucks.

David.

[MadSideways]

Cool, I just bought a j30 diff for my non-ABS s14. I was worried that I would have to buy an ABS driveshaft....

I'm currently having a couple problems installing it though...

A.) the new j30 diff, has a hose coming out of it, and looks like it is missing a bracket in the front...what do i do with these?

B.) I can't get the freakin drive-shaft bolts off!!!

JS

[PabloHoney]

the hose is a breather hose, just aim it up. The missing bracket in the front might be the ABS sensor hole. No need to plug it of anything, nothing will drain out of that hole. The drive shaft bolts are a pain. Spray them with some pentrating fluid and let it sit.

[C-Kwik]

the hose is a breather hose, just aim it up. The missing bracket in the front might be the ABS sensor hole. No need to plug it of anything, nothing will drain out of that hole. The drive shaft bolts are a pain. Spray them with some pentrating fluid and let it sit.

Actually, point it down. Otherwise moisture might fall in from the outside.