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that torsen thing...

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I do know of a guy here in southern california with a torsen gleason 4.11 R-200 rear end that he may want to sell, he said he would give me the first shot at it...I will see if he is interested in selling it.

Also, I have had to have my Diff rebuilt in my 93 300xz NA and it has an R-200 not an R-230...so building a torsen solution for a 300zx na might be an option as well.

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Ron

  • 3 weeks later...
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the 86 87 turbo had a clutch type limited slip or viscous limited slip. It is very different than the LSD that you refer to.

Ron

  • 2 weeks later...

The specs for the clutch type LSD are 45lbs of torque to break away, or start acting like a regular diff. That is not much torque. You can increase that by shimming the diff, but not by much.

That is why I like the Torsen/Quaife diff. You get the torque to the wheels that have traction.

Mike

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