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masticatingcow »
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Mon Apr 25, 2005 7:52 am
Okay, there's a lot of misinformation in your post, so I'm going to try and clear it up a little before answering your question.
The stock LSD, if equipped, is/was/will always be a VLSD. There are many ways to tell whether or not you have a VLSD, which you will find if you search a little through the forums here. In all likelihood, you don't have it, which means you have an open differential. For the record, an open differential is never limited slip differential; they're two completely different.
All that said, you can get a two way clutch-type LSD from quite a few vendors, but of course my recommendation will be this forum's sponsor, Drift Factory. The Cusco or Kaaz LSDs are complete factory replacements, but you still have to use your factory pumpkin, input and output shafts, final gear and the snap rings that hold it all together.
If I were you, I would not invest almost $1000 in a new differential. You probably have an open differential, which is fine for the kind of grocery getting you should keep doing for a while. Not to flame you or anything, but you clearly need to spend some more time behind the wheel of your car. Also, you need to research your options before you get into this sort of thing. Unless you are planning on drifting or dragging regularly, you probably don't even need a clutch type LSD. Look up heclical differentials, used viscous LSDs, or maybe even a good 1.5-way clutch LSD, all of which might be more appropriate for you.