Will this work for our 240sx open diffs and if so has anyone ever install one before
http://www.phantomgrip.com/cat...d=134
LSD conversion question?
Re: (Fibre guy)
Wow they still make those?Haven't heard of them in a while.I don't know how well they worked though.
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SirSilvia
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Re: (Razi)
That's what I was thinking. Before getting an LSD I saw those things on ebay for about $310 and wondered how those f*ckers worked. Now that I have a spare open Diff, I doubt anyone wants to buy it from me. I might try giving those I try later on. I haven't heard of them fuxxing anything up so...Razi wrote:Wow they still make those?Haven't heard of them in a while.I don't know how well they worked though.
Re: (SirSilvia)
They work off the same principle as a welded diff. So yes, it should work or you can get your diff welded.
Personally neither is a good option, I'd just save up and buy a vlsd pumpkin.
Personally neither is a good option, I'd just save up and buy a vlsd pumpkin.
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Re: (Bumnah)
yea i was just reading some reviews on this product and alot of people say it is better than a VLSD and it feels just like a 2 wayBumnah wrote:They work off the same principle as a welded diff. So yes, it should work or you can get your diff welded.
Personally neither is a good option, I'd just save up and buy a vlsd pumpkin.
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Re: (Bumnah)
i love my vlsdBumnah wrote:They work off the same principle as a welded diff. So yes, it should work or you can get your diff welded.
Personally neither is a good option, I'd just save up and buy a vlsd pumpkin.
Re: (White Comet)
White Comet wrote: i love my vlsd