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Guys and Girls I am selling off my car, so the spares have to go too.

I bought the Viscous to turn my car into a daily driver, but I have since got rid of the car with its current diff. The viscous has never been driven in my car it came from a friends near stock cefiro, the viscous LSD centre is in perfect condition as are the crown and pinion. $400 neg.

I bought the 2 way as a centre only, got it put in a spare housing I had, the centre has never been driven on and is a complete diff I kept as a spare. $700 neg.

Both look like this - except the 2way doesn't have the speed sensor plug.

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Call me on 0405 284 659 for any questions

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  BasketCase said:
Guys and Girls I am selling off my car, so the spares have to go too.

I bought the Viscous to turn my car into a daily driver, but I have since got rid of the car with its current diff. The viscous has never been driven in my car it came from a friends near stock cefiro, the viscous LSD centre is in perfect condition as are the crown and pinion. $400 neg.

I bought the 2 way as a centre only, got it put in a spare housing I had, the centre has never been driven on and is a complete diff I kept as a spare. $700 neg.

Both look like this - except the 2way doesn't have the speed sensor plug.

IMG_0692.jpg

Call me on 0405 284 659 for any questions

BasketCase - will the viscous LSD fit an R32? is this the same diff ?

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  mudder said:
BasketCase - will the viscous LSD fit an R32? is this the same diff ?

Hey Guys, I'm pretty certain 32's do use R200 short nose diffs, and the 2 way is a Cusco.

Same diffs as in 200's and 180's

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